TV9 Bangla, a part of the TV9 Group, the undisputed number one news organization in the country, an exclusive dramatic emotional content ‘Pujor Gaan’.
The TV9 Bangla family is determined to make the transition from despair to hope and darkness to light. TV9 Bangla welcome the goddess with the festive song that would sway the audience’s hearts as well, lyrics penned by poet Rahul Purakayastha and composed by Debojyoti Mishra.
The puja tunes have wafted far beyond Bengal to spread all over the world. The goddess is arriving to provide an emollient touch to our misery and make us forget the pains of the loss of near and dear ones to the cruel pandemic.
Her footsteps can be heard in the smell of the shiuli and the gentle sway of the pristine kaash flower.
As per the company’s press release, the whole world is getting ready to welcome the goddess this year. She is pulling at the heartstrings of the people of Bengal. The autumn flutes and dhaaks have started working their magic in our souls.
Her footsteps have gladdened the hearts of one and all. Everyone wants to forget the pains of truncated festivities of the past two years. Festive preparations have started in earnest in all Bengali households. It is time to befriend new people and renew old bonds. It is also the time to take a step out of the self.
Everyone is determined to move out of the debilitating sphere of darkness that circumscribed our existence over the past two years.
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