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Dhananjay Bhattacharya

Dhananjay Bhattacharya (September 10, 1922 – December 27, 1992) was an Indian Bengali singer and composer. He was a versatile Shyama Sangeet singer.

Dhananjay Bhattacharya
Born(1922-09-10)September 10, 1922
Bally, Howrah, Bengal Presidency, British India
OriginIndia
DiedDecember 27, 1992(1992-12-27) (aged 70)
Kolkata, West Bengal, India
Genressinging, music direction, Adhunik Bangla Gaan (Bengali modern songs), Shyama Sangeet
Occupation(s)Singer, composer

Career edit

He started his career by singing modern Bengali as well as Hindi songs. His first song was "Jodi bhule jao more/janabo na abhiman..." in 1940, recorded with Pioneer Company. His first playback was in 1943. He was best known for singing Shyama Sangeet. Out of the 24 songs in the movie Sadhak Ramprasad (1956), Dhananjay sang 23. He was versatile in singing major types and forms of songs including modern Bengali, Hindustani classical music, Rabindra Sangeet, Kirtan, Bhajan, Baul, Ramprasadi (of Ramprasad Sen), Nazrul Geeti, and Shyama Sangeet. His singing career lasted more than fifty years. There are 500 records of his songs.[citation needed] He was also a lyricist and wrote about 400 songs in the name of "Shri Partha" and "Shri Ananda".

He acted in a few films, including "Nababidhan and Pasher Bari. In the latter, his song "Jhir Jhir Jhir Jhirjhiri Baroshay" composed by Salil Chowdhury became an instant hit. "Matite Janmo Nilam", "Ei Jhir Jhir Jhir Batase", and "Jhanana Jhanana Baje" were other major hits which are still popular.[citation needed]

Dhanajay won the Gold Prize[clarification needed] for his devotional songs in Rani Rasmoni.[citation needed] Among his basic records, one Raag based composition by Salil Chowdhuri released as a Saradiya number was such a hit that it kept on selling during the next Puja as well.

One of his best kept secrets was that he was also a prolific lyricist, all written under different pseudonyms. Many hit numbers of Pannalal Bhattacharya in particular were penned by him, as well as musical compositions.[1]

Personal life edit

Dhananjay was married and had three sons. Out of them, only Dipankar has taken the onus upon him to carry the legacy of his father.

He was the older brother of the singer Pannalal. He studied in Rivers Thompson School, Bally, Howrah.

Some people[clarification needed] say that he and Pannalal both wanted to please Kali by offering her their songs. According to them Dhananjay received the grace of the divine mother, but Pannalal didn't, and so he committed suicide, and after his death, Dhananjay bore the responsibility of Pannalal's family, along with his own.

Selected career edit

As playback singer edit

  • Abire Rangano
  • Adrysha Manush
  • Adya Shakti Mahamaya
  • Aleya
  • Ardhangini (1955)
  • Asampta
  • Balak Gadadhar
  • Babla
  • Badshah (1963)
  • Bandhan (1962)
  • Banka Lekha
  • Bardidi
  • Behula Lakshindar
  • Bhagwan Sriramakrishna
  • Bhagwan Sri Krishna Chaitanya
  • Bhadurai Masaya
  • Bireswar Vivekanada
  • Biraj Bou
  • Chaitali
  • Chalachal
  • Chandranath
  • Debitirtha-Kamrup (1967)
  • Debtirtha Kalighat
  • Dhooli (1954)
  • Godhuli (1955)
  • Jai Ma Tara (1978)
  • Kalo
  • Mahaprasthaner Pathey (1952)
  • Maharaj Krisnachandra
  • 'Mirabai
  • Mejdidi (1950)
  • Naba Bidhan (1954)
  • Nader Nimay
  • Nastanir
  • Paper Pathey
  • Rani Rashmoni (1955)
  • Rupasi (1980)
  • Sachimatar Sansar
  • Sadhak Banakhyapa
  • Sadhak Ramprasad (1956)
  • Sahar Theheke Durye
  • Saheb Bibi Golam
  • Sati Kankabati
  • Shreebatsa Chinta (1955)
  • Swamiji
  • Tamasha
  • Tansen (1958)
  • Yata Mat Tata Mat
  • Yatrik (1952)

As actor edit

  • Naba Bidhan (1954) as Abinash
  • Pasher Bari
  • Sharey Chuattor (1953)
  • Shoshur Bari

As music director in films edit

  • Joy Ma Tara (1978)
  • Ladies Seat

References edit

  1. ^ Dhananjay, Bhattacharya. . RedMux. Archived from the original on December 15, 2017. Retrieved December 14, 2017.

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Bhattacharya September 10 1922 December 27 1992 was an Indian Bengali singer and composer He was a versatile Shyama Sangeet singer Dhananjay BhattacharyaBorn 1922 09 10 September 10 1922Bally Howrah Bengal Presidency British IndiaOriginIndiaDiedDecember 27 1992 1992 12 27 aged 70 Kolkata West Bengal IndiaGenressinging music direction Adhunik Bangla Gaan Bengali modern songs Shyama SangeetOccupation s Singer composer Contents 1 Career 2 Personal life 3 Selected career 3 1 As playback singer 3 2 As actor 3 3 As music director in films 4 References 5 External linksCareer editHe started his career by singing modern Bengali as well as Hindi songs His first song was Jodi bhule jao more janabo na abhiman in 1940 recorded with Pioneer Company His first playback was in 1943 He was best known for singing Shyama Sangeet Out of the 24 songs in the movie Sadhak Ramprasad 1956 Dhananjay sang 23 He was versatile in singing major types and forms of songs including modern Bengali Hindustani classical music Rabindra Sangeet Kirtan Bhajan Baul Ramprasadi of Ramprasad Sen Nazrul Geeti and Shyama Sangeet His singing career lasted more than fifty years There are 500 records of his songs citation needed He was also a lyricist and wrote about 400 songs in the name of Shri Partha and Shri Ananda He acted in a few films including Nababidhan and Pasher Bari In the latter his song Jhir Jhir Jhir Jhirjhiri Baroshay composed by Salil Chowdhury became an instant hit Matite Janmo Nilam Ei Jhir Jhir Jhir Batase and Jhanana Jhanana Baje were other major hits which are still popular citation needed Dhanajay won the Gold Prize clarification needed for his devotional songs in Rani Rasmoni citation needed Among his basic records one Raag based composition by Salil Chowdhuri released as a Saradiya number was such a hit that it kept on selling during the next Puja as well One of his best kept secrets was that he was also a prolific lyricist all written under different pseudonyms Many hit numbers of Pannalal Bhattacharya in particular were penned by him as well as musical compositions 1 Personal life editDhananjay was married and had three sons Out of them only Dipankar has taken the onus upon him to carry the legacy of his father He was the older brother of the singer Pannalal He studied in Rivers Thompson School Bally Howrah Some people clarification needed say that he and Pannalal both wanted to please Kali by offering her their songs According to them Dhananjay received the grace of the divine mother but Pannalal didn t and so he committed suicide and after his death Dhananjay bore the responsibility of Pannalal s family along with his own Selected career editAs playback singer edit Abire Rangano Adrysha Manush Adya Shakti Mahamaya Aleya Ardhangini 1955 Asampta Balak Gadadhar Babla Badshah 1963 Bandhan 1962 Banka Lekha Bardidi Behula Lakshindar Bhagwan Sriramakrishna Bhagwan Sri Krishna Chaitanya Bhadurai Masaya Bireswar Vivekanada Biraj Bou Chaitali Chalachal Chandranath Debitirtha Kamrup 1967 Debtirtha Kalighat Dhooli 1954 Godhuli 1955 Jai Ma Tara 1978 Kalo Mahaprasthaner Pathey 1952 Maharaj Krisnachandra Mirabai Mejdidi 1950 Naba Bidhan 1954 Nader Nimay Nastanir Paper Pathey Rani Rashmoni 1955 Rupasi 1980 Sachimatar Sansar Sadhak Banakhyapa Sadhak Ramprasad 1956 Sahar Theheke Durye Saheb Bibi Golam Sati Kankabati Shreebatsa Chinta 1955 Swamiji Tamasha Tansen 1958 Yata Mat Tata Mat Yatrik 1952 As actor edit Naba Bidhan 1954 as Abinash Pasher Bari Sharey Chuattor 1953 Shoshur Bari As music director in films edit Joy Ma Tara 1978 Ladies SeatReferences edit Dhananjay Bhattacharya Dhananajay Bhattacharya Best Compositions RedMux Archived from the original on December 15 2017 Retrieved December 14 2017 External links edithttps archive today 20130208182732 http shibpurinternational com sublink Personalities html Dhananjay 20Bhattacharya html http www hummaa com music artist Dhananjay Bhattacharya 732 http www raaga com channels bengali singers Dhananjay 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