Subhodh Subramanian on September 14, 2013
what a treat!!.. Thanks coke studio for introducing beautiful Assamese
songs to us, which otherwise would never have reached us in south. Love it!.

laksh jassal on September 14, 2013
Reminds me of my land Assam

auditya dutta on September 14, 2013
yeah.. Music binds the hearts :)

Chandan Borah on September 14, 2013
fali disa bey papon da!!!

ANTRA CHOWDHURY on September 14, 2013
khub sundor !!

aihik on September 14, 2013
coke studio india k badle coke studio assam ban gaya yeh episode..varied
language is good..varied culture is good..but this episode definitly has an
overdose of assamese wich i found difficult to digest and appreciate..

Poragmoni Borah on September 14, 2013
these r folk songs... u should thnk him 2 bring these songs 2 this level..
moreover, there are three hindi numbers, punjabi and rajasthani folk song
is also there.

Dhanjeet kalita on September 14, 2013
loved it really nice ..keep rocking papon..!!

Dhanjeet kalita on September 14, 2013
mtv coke studio rocks..

Dipankar Nath on September 14, 2013
FYI, Assamese is not the only language in Assam...after Arunachal Pradesh,
Assam has the highest number of languages in India, I hope that you learn
to appreciate the music and pay less attention to the language. Otherwise
we you will not be able to appreciate most of songs of stalwarts like AR
Rehman.

Ashley Leo on September 14, 2013
joi ai Axom!!

Kapil Bora on September 14, 2013
Papon da...wow

Ishan kumar on September 14, 2013
just wow.. feeling like m in axom... thanx mtv coke studio..papon
da u r ultimate..

Ishan kumar on September 14, 2013
dude music has no boundaries...just listen and enjoy.

Rohit Bhat on September 14, 2013
This episode has been just wow.. such beautiful Assamese songs..explains
the richness and plurality of Coke Studio India..Papon n team hats off :)
Best wishes from Kashmir

Debanga Gogoi on September 15, 2013
Yes, the North Eastern part of the country, its diverse culture, natural
beauty are still unexplored by the rest of the nation. Thanks for your nice
words. We all are Indian. Jai Hind!

Debanga Gogoi on September 15, 2013
No, direct from Assam. Assam's beauty at its peak.

Debanga Gogoi on September 15, 2013
তাম্মাম মানে। হিলাই দিছে। ঝেংগ'। ফালি দিছে মানকি দা আৰু সীমান্ত শেখৰে।

Raj Borah on September 15, 2013
AweSOME.. ASSAM

fai riz on September 15, 2013
i have never been to assam but u made my day thanks a lot coke studio from
saudi arabia .

Partha Sarkar on September 15, 2013
papon da we all proud of u

Supritam Nayak on September 15, 2013
Proud to be from Assam and a fan of Papon Da.. :D The songs is as magestic
as our homeland <3

indranil phukan on September 15, 2013
Papon da ...thanks for bringing this Jhumoor song into coke studio. I have
heard this Jhumoor song back when i was small kid. Its amazing to hear it
again as I can cherish my childhood memories again.

Simanta Dev Choudhury on September 15, 2013
Magical...!!! It shows how rich Indian music is..fantastic!!

DragonRoman on September 15, 2013
this song took me back to the home such an beautiful song

Debabrata Biswas on September 15, 2013
superb..wow.. gr8 to hear,feel.but one short information, that jhumoor
is not belongs from assam,jaha tak mujhe pata hain ye bengal ke western
part MAANBHUM jo ki aaj purulia ke naam se jana jata hain, woha ke
adibasi(mainly SANTAAL) ki lok geet hain.its belongs from there...but
anyway its great to hear in coke studio and papon da, you are
amazing..love it.

Supritam Nayak on September 15, 2013
loved the mood of the song! So refreshing... .perfect for an early morning
tune!

Rahul Shinde on September 15, 2013
such an awesome tune very refreshing n folky it sounds awesome on drums,
but those dhol n dholak should be lil louder than drums since its a folk
song

Chandan Borah on September 15, 2013
visit the tea gardens from assam.. and make urself a little clear.. coz
jhumur is from assam... it has been for ages , man!

Michael Riewendt on September 15, 2013
Great music -i love it - i am german and this music is very exotic - but
-perfect ! good luck for you - Mike

Michael Riewendt on September 15, 2013
You are right ! For me its a little bit exotic music -but its perfect !
Good luck for you -Mike from germany

deeg diganta on September 15, 2013
Ekdom...fata fati

Arpita Sen on September 15, 2013
Awesome.!!!

sumit mehta on September 15, 2013
Happiness.Relaxing.

Dipankar Nath on September 16, 2013
I think Debabrata is correct...Jhumoor is present among the Santhal tribes
of India...after all they were brought by the British to Assam to work in
the tea gardens...but Jhumoor is far more popular(and accepted) in Assam to
the extent that it is a part of even our bihu celebrations, go to any Bihu
function, it will be incomplete without a Jhumoor...in any case all those
thing really doesn't matter...just enjoy the music...

Rajiv Senaboya on September 16, 2013
Papon da great bahut bhal lagil

RUPAM DUTTA on September 16, 2013
thnx man for appreciating our assamese music

Nilaksha Das on September 16, 2013
Oh my God This number is simply beyond my imagination...so beautiful so
melodious.

Bipul Das on September 16, 2013
What more to say about Papon Da... He is simply awesome... Really Great
work... Can resist to hear this song every day... I am in love with this
song... And Thank you Coke Studio for giving a platform to experiments with
folks from different part of this country... :)

Upama Rai on September 16, 2013
I dont understand a word.. Still grooving. Love it...Loyal Papoon fan..

shahid k on September 16, 2013
the song is completely is destroyed after 3:30.totally out of tune...

ricki barman on September 16, 2013
Chandan bro absolute said...jhumur is a song from assam tea garden
inhibiting tribes man..if u dont believe go and stay out thre..ask them to
sing...they will do it..we know it man...

Rupjyoti Sarma on September 16, 2013
i dont like dis guy shekhar.he"S vry prowdy.dont know 2 respect his
musicians also,i heard this 4rm a good musician of mine.f**k& go 2 h**l

ricki barman on September 16, 2013
papon da hile dise bey...mosti mosti..refreshing...flute playing part took
me away somewhere

Debabrata Biswas on September 16, 2013
you are correct brother, but it`s because they(santhal) were migrated long
back and now they are the part of assam..i might be wrong but history says
that...

BRKsays on September 17, 2013
Instead of being narrow minded, why don't you just appreciate good music?
It's okay if you don't like the music. But it's not okay to spew
unintentional(?) hatred. Are you really trying to say CS shows only
Assamese songs and singers? Grow up. Broaden your mind.

BRKsays on September 17, 2013
Ear soothing... Shows the rich cultural diversity of India... India is rich
in everything..

BRKsays on September 17, 2013
Haha.. India is full of wonders and amazing things..

BRKsays on September 17, 2013
Tea garden tribes are part of Assam. Whoever is saying otherwise is wrong.
They may have roots in WB, but Jhumor is widely celebrated in Assam only.
It's part of our state festival.

Freedy Mashcurry on September 17, 2013
kya hila diya ? aapna land? hahaha