KALANKINI RADHA By DOHAR

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This delightful song is based on the Ras Leela of Radha Krishna, wherein Krishna is lovingly referred to as 'Haramzada', or the mischievous one. Bordering on Brojoboli bhasha, which plays with a softness on the playfulness of the relationship. Radha is asked by the singer not to go to the water or to the land near the Kodom Gach( Kodom tree) because krishna has laid a trap for her there and she will be caught in that if she doesn't heed the advice. • The song is wonderfully localized to suit Bengali locale of Kodom Gach which finds mention in much of Bengali literature or music. It not only brings back strains of Bengali folk music but in small and simple lines shows the relationship of Radha and Krishna and krishna in his omnipresent avtar all around us. 'Kolonkini Radha', is a reference to the supposed illicit relationship of Radha and Krishna. The word Kolonkini is derived from the more popular Hindi word Kalank meaning a shame that is associated with such a relationship. • But then one wonders, what is the power that is Krishna without the delight that is Radha, more importantly without the delight derived from her, what will such power achieve? Radhe Radhe! • ধন্যবাদ • ‪‎কূপজলের‬ ‪‎মানুষ‬ । • Facebook Link : / kupjoler.manush

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