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Finally My New Video is here...I really hope u all like it..I had such a fun shooting this With My Partner @Subhashree Mohapatra,We did 1st ever Duet... Thanks to Our Team Members for Supporting us...

Song : Gunjru Gunja
Producer - Smt Laxmi Nayak & Sri Pramod Besan
Video Director - Dinesh & Pramod
Choreographer - Hemalatha
Lyrics - Ratan Pujhari
Music - Satyajeet Chaini & Ratan Pujhari
Singer - Sanju Mohanty & Mani
In Association with Maa Samaleswari Production ..

Special Thanks to Hotmalejeet YouTube channel...

Sambalpuri dance, a folkloric dance form, owes its origin to the western part of Odisha, particularly the erstwhile Sambalpur district of Odisha. This place is known for its sculpturisque Odishi dance form. Deriving its name from the presiding deity of 'Samalai', Sambalpur has a distinct cultural identity of its own.

Sambalpur, in Odisha, India, is a region that has a distinct cultural identity. The songs, clothing, dances, language and festivals celebrated in Sambalpur are unique. This distinct cultural identity arises from the strong association of the tribal and folk communities which have been coexisting in Sambalpur for centuries.

Dhol: It is an age old instrument of Indian folk music. The 'dhol' of Sambalpur is slightly different in its making and use. It is made from the trunk of a tree. Both the side of the 'dhole' are of same size. Sambalpur 'dhole' can be used for any type of Sambalpuri folk song.

Sambalpur Lok Mahotsav :

The grand festival of "Lok Mahotsav" is a Folk and Tribal Arts and Culture Festival which aims at showcasing the socio-cultural aspects of the region of Sambalpur, and the strong association between the tribal and folk (mainstream) communities that coexist in the region. This festival is a reflection of the socio-anthropological evolution of the people of this area. Here "Lok" means people, and "Mahotsav" means festival.

Sitalsasthi Carnival :

The Sitalasasthi Carnival is an annual festival which celebrates and commemorates the religious reunion of Shiva and Shakti, as Goddess Parvati. The carnival is organised in a grand way in Sambalpur.


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