Bheshraj Karki, Nepal News Bank
Kathmandu. Famous Indian singer Kalpana Patowary’s Chhath song ‘Karile Parbiya’ has been released. Artists of Madhesh Province and religious places of Janakpurdham can be seen in the Chhath song prepared for the upcoming Chhath festival. The song is produced by filmmaker and social worker Sharmila Thapa.
The song, which was released through the YouTube channel of Udaan Entertainment, has lyrics and music by Shiva Sajan, music arrangement by Shishir Pandey and mixing and mastering by Anil Bagi. The video of the song depicts the rituals and rituals to be performed by the devotees while celebrating the Chhath festival. The song has been shot at the famous Janaki Temple, Rajdevi Temple and the historic Gangasagar Sarovar in Janakpurdham. This song highlights the Maithili culture and the glory of Chhathi Mata. The video of the song features Sharmila Thapa, Niva Yadav, Engineer Simran Shah, Amrita Sah and Simran Soni. The video is directed by Kamlesh Singh (Kam Lee) and produced by Udaan Productions. Sharmila Thapa, the proprietor of Udaan Entertainment and the main character of the song, said that she will always strive to highlight the religion, culture and traditions of Mithila. “All religions and all festivals should be respected to fulfill social harmony and responsibility. I am trying to bring forward the culture of Mithila and its civilization as well as its traditions through songs and films through songs and films. I will do similar things in the coming days,” she said. Producer Thapa also informed that a few days from now, a film titled ‘Mayajal’, dedicated to daughters, will be released. The Nepali film ‘Asha’ produced by her is going to be released in the upcoming Maghe Sankranti. The video is cinematography by Sajan Thakur. The drone is operated by Sanjay Kushwaha. The songs sung by singer Kalpana Patwari are hits like ‘Billu Bhayankar’, ‘Tere Lai’, ‘Ucha Lamba Kaad’, ‘Ishkase Mitha’, ‘Shakira’, ‘Aila Re Aila’, ‘Gandi Baat’. She has given her voice to Indian films as well as songs in Bhojpuri, Marathi and Bengali languages. Lately, she has been singing religious songs.
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