Lok Utsav 1432 Organised in Kolkata

News Desk, News Nation 360 : Bengal's immense plains and soil are inscribed with the songs of their ancestors. "Bhramara," a centre for folk cultural practice, has been dedicated to gathering and conserving those tunes since 1962. Bengali folk melodies are now celebrated thanks to the unwavering efforts of the organisation's visionary leader, Shivabrata Karmakar; Bhramara is continuing this tradition. A wonderful gathering was planned to further this tradition. In addition to the soul-stirring sounds of Amanat Fakir and Reena Das Baul, special guests Chandana Majumdar and Kiran Chandra Roy graced the occasion. Subrata Roy, the director of the Kalyani Roy Memorial Trust, was also present. Bhramara showcased a carefully selected selection of Bengal's almost extinct folk tunes on this particular occasion. The head of the Kalyani Roy Memorial Trust, Subrata Roy, was also present. A selection of Bengal's almost extinct folk tunes was showcased by Bhramara on this particular occasion. The Folk Festival 1432, or Lok Utsav 1432, took place in Kolkata, for the attraction of their roots drew a large number of music fans to the location to see this celebration of culture.

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