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Esho Hey Lyrics
Somaarohe
Esho hey poromatoro
Sundoro esho hey
Somaarohe
Esho hey poromatoro
Sundoro esho hey
Jhonoko jhonkaare urai sonkare
Khuleche duar, deri nahi aar
Esho hey soyomboro esho, esho
Sundoro esho hey
Somaarohe
Esho hey poromatoro
Sundoro esho hey
Je moti dhoraar buke
Boro se dhaara
Aa.. Je moti dhoraar buke
Boro se dhaara
Je moti raater mukhe
Subhesi, subhesi sukh taraaa
Sei praan bohe
Esho hey Ruponkoro
Sundoro esho, Sundoro esho,
Esho hey..
Je rupey aakash totey
Chanderi aalo
Je rupey aakash totey
Chanderi aalo
Je rupey lolaat sokhi
Sindurey sajalo, sindurey
Sei rup niye
Aa.. Sei rup niye
Esho hey jugondhoro,
Sundoro esho, esho hey
Somaarohe
Esho hey poromatoro
Sundoro esho hey
Je pothey sokaal saanjhe
Phulero subhaas
Je pothey sokaal saanjhe
Phulero subhaas
Je pothey biroho michil
Trimiri, trimiri obokaash
Shey poth hoye
Oo.. Shey poth hoye
Esho hey monohoro,
Sundoro esho,
Sundoro esho hey
Somaarohe
Esho hey poromatoro
Sundoro esho hey
Track Info
- Song Name – Esho Hey Lyrics
- Singer – Shreya Ghoshal, Ishan Mitra
- Lyrics – Srijato Bandyopadhyay
- Music – Indraadip Das Gupta
- Movie – Ek Je Chhilo Raja (2018)
- Stars – Jisshu Sengupta, Jaya Ahsan, Anirban Bhattacharya, Anjan Dutt, Aparna Sen, Rudranil Ghosh, Rajnandini Paul, Barun Chanda, Alexx O’Nell
- Song Label – SVF
- Release Date – 16 Sept, 2018
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FAQs
What does “Somaarohe” mean?
“Somaarohe” (সমারোহে) is a Bengali word meaning “with grandeur” or “in celebration.” It indicates a festive or ceremonious atmosphere, setting a tone of joy and beauty.
What is the theme of this song?
The song is devotional and poetic, calling upon beauty, divinity, and harmony to manifest. It uses vivid imagery of nature, celestial beauty, and rituals to evoke feelings of reverence and love.
Who wrote and composed this song?
If the song is traditional or part of a larger literary piece, it could be associated with a famous poet like Rabindranath Tagore or another Bengali composer. Let me know if you’d like to find this specifically!
What does the song symbolize?
The song symbolizes the arrival of something divine, auspicious, or beautiful. It reflects an invitation to embrace the ultimate truth, love, and beauty in all forms—spiritual, emotional, and physical.
What are some notable elements in the lyrics?
Nature Imagery: The lyrics mention flowers, celestial light, and fragrances of the morning and evening.
Devotion: References like “jugondhoro” (eternal presence) and “soyomboro” (self-chosen one) suggest spiritual undertones.
Cultural Significance: It incorporates traditional motifs like sindur (vermilion), symbolic of beauty and marriage rituals.Is this song associated with any particular festival or occasion?
Songs with such themes are often associated with festive celebrations, pujas, or cultural performances in Bengal. It could also be sung as part of a welcoming or ceremonial event.
What makes this song special?
The poetic richness, profound imagery, and musicality make this song timeless. It celebrates beauty and harmony in a way that feels deeply rooted in Bengali culture.