Axomiya jonopriyo ati geet Lahe Lahe Mur Huwana xokolore posondo niyo geet ti abar xuni sauk nissoi koi val lagibo aponalokok ai geet gaisil xokolore jonopriyo singer Richa Sharma .Geet tir length hoise 4 minutes 25 seconds aru geet ti published kora hoisil 6th NOV 2019. Ami asha koru je amar likhoni bor dekhi aponaloke nissoikoi anondito hobo aru aponaloke amak utshahito prodan koribo notun notun axomiya geetor lyrics likhi boloi.
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Assamese Song Lahe Lahe Mur Huwana
Song : Lahe Lahe Mur Huwana
Singer : Richa Sharma
Lyrics & Tune : Chandan Kakati
Music Arrangement : Pulak NathCast : Richa Sharma ,Subrat
Director- Adityam
Cinematography- Krishna Saha
Editor & DI- Ashim Sarmah
Drone- Joydeep Paul
Make up- Pranab Das & jonaliNO COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT INTENDED. ALL CREDIT GOES TO THE RIGHTFUL OWNERS.
And currently streaming on Youtube
LAHE LAHE MUR HUWANA LYRICS
Lahe lahe mur huwana
Kolijate sui diyana
Lahe lahe mur huwana
Kolijate sui diyana
Nijanote ahibane
nijor nijole ruwa
Monor abelite
Moi rom tomare mon
Goli goli pora
Moromor vajote
Moi rom tomar mon
Lahe lahe mur huwana
Kolijate sui diyana
Shoyone shopone
Gopone gopone
Tumi tumi loga he buku baxare
Shoyone shopone
Gopone gopone
Tumi tumi loga he buku baxare
Moi boi boi jaam tomar kaxole
Lahe lahe mur huwana
Kolijate sui diyana
Mitha mitha logon
Ki je shihoron
Aki lobo kute tulila shaluron
Mitha mitha logon
Ki je shihoron
Aki lobo kute tulila shaluron
Moi rom tomar jana
Jonome jonom
Lahe lahe mur huwana
Kolijate sui diyana
Lahe lahe mur huwana
Kolijate sui diyana
About the Assamese Language
About Assamese Langauge and Music Assamese or Axomiya is the native language of Assam. Not only native but also the Official Language of Assam. People living in North East India can easily understand and speak the Assamese language. In short, it is the connecting language for the people living in North East India. Around 15-20 million people’s native language is Assamese.
Also Read: Bola Jao Bihu Loi Assamese Song Download & Lyrics
Generally, there are some major similarities between Assamese and Bengali languages. The scriptures are almost the same. Assamese is actually a part of the Indo-Aryan language. Its parent’s language is called to be Sanskrit. The Republic of India declared the Assamese language as one of the major languages of India. Upon enquiring, History doesn’t have many records about the Assamese Language. But it is said that it is Magadhi that split into Assamese, Bengali, and Bihari.
Talking about the Music of Assam.
The music of Assam is rich and ancient it consists of different genres of modern and folk music. Borgeet, Dihanaam, Hiranaam, Zikir aru Zari is part of the devotional category. Bihu is a part of Folk Music. Goalpariya Lokgeet, Kamrupi Lokgeet, Ojapali, Tokari Geet are some of the popular music types of Assam. Music of Assam is incomplete with Bhupen Hazarika, Jyoti Prasad Agarwala, Bishnuprasad Rabha, Sankardev, Madhavdeva, Zubeen Garg, Pratima Pandey Barua, Angaraag Mahanta and many more. Paragraph
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