Aditi Munshi's puja song ‘Anandini Ma’ celebrates the power of womanhood

Talented Bengali singer and politician, Aditi Munshi, has unveiled a new song, ‘Anandini Ma,’ honoring potent and resilient women, drawing parallels with Goddess Durga, especially pertinent with Durga Puja approaching. Composed by Pandit Tanmay Basu and penned by Saptarshi Ghatak, the track is part of the ‘Baro Gaane Barsho Japon’ series by Sangitamo. It venerates women as architects of their destiny and warriors of their narratives, seamlessly intertwining the divine aura of devotional songs during the festival with a tribute to the indomitable spirit of womanhood.

Aditi Munshi, the talented Bengali singer and politician known for her renditions of Hindu devotional songs, has recently released a musical solo titled ‘Anandini Ma’, dedicated to all the strong and resilient women who are no less than the Goddess Durga. The song has been composed and produced by Pandit Tanmay Basu, with lyrics penned by the popular Bengali singer Saptarshi Ghatak.‘Anandini Ma’ is the 6th song in the musical series ‘Baro Gaane Barsho Japon’, presented by Sangitamo.

This track is written and sung to honour all the radiant, graceful, and bold women out there. The song serves as a reminder to society that every woman is a warrior, intending to pay tribute to all those strong and independent women. With Durga Puja just around the corner, this song also signifies the divine power of Devi Durga, establishing a strong connection to the upcoming festivity.

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The ethereal beauty of devotional songs during Durga Puja transcends mere melody, immersing devotees into a spiritual realm that reverberates with divine energy and profound devotion. These soul-stirring hymns, just like Aditi’s new song, elevate the spiritual ambiance, connecting the corporeal to the celestial.

Regarding the song, Aditi Munshi said, “Women are the composers of their destiny, and every note they play resonates with the power of resilience and strength. My new song is an anthem to celebrate the unyielding spirit of womanhood, a reminder that we are the architects of our empowerment, creating melodies of change and harmony in a world that yearns for equality. We hope this song will hold a special place in every Bengali's heart.”

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