Rupjyoti Sarma on September 22, 2012
Dipu is awesome with the bass,he played some nice funk grooves!

Inclusionofall on September 23, 2012
Transition at 3.00 reminds me of Gujarati garbas-dandia (Navaratri music)

sudarshan narasimhan on September 25, 2012
sugandha is hotttt.

Tapan Gogoi on September 26, 2012
i enjoyed it again today..

Mr10stiches on September 27, 2012
those 'dislike's, they need to get some surgery

Harivansh Agrawal on September 28, 2012
south india is best

Bibin Baby Augustine on October 02, 2012
awesome..awesome..hats off Papon :)

HIMANGSHU NATH on October 04, 2012
We r proud of you Papon da...proud 2 b an Axomiya.

Maddie show on October 05, 2012
superb fusion

Kritarth Srinivasan on October 06, 2012
ehh kella !

gaurav bhattacharjee on October 13, 2012
ur sirname says u nt assamese bt surprised 2 c u writing "Kela"..good 1 :-D

Diganta Choudhury on October 13, 2012
great wrk.

Japheth Ebenezer on October 15, 2012
Sugandha u should concentrate more on ur singing than making Love to the
mic stand. get your basics right.

Vikram Vivekanand on October 20, 2012
Well, if Indian Ocean would have played this song, maybe it would have
sounded different. This is Papon's interpretation of this song. That's why
you have Indian Ocean, and you have Papon. I'm just saying that different
people have different approaches to art. There are no rules to being 'more
creative and innovative'.

Gayatri Borpatra Gohain on November 01, 2012
Paponda Rocks... Sugandha... a Sweet Surprise!! Commendable Performance
Sweetheart!! Congratulations!!

TheSeventDoor on November 02, 2012
Oi papon, Bhale ne?

TheSeventDoor on November 02, 2012
Superb. from my assam

dev singh on November 08, 2012
papon is papon...he understand this song much better then indian
ocean..coz this is an assamese foke..

dev singh on November 08, 2012
n that lady is doing nothing...she is just enjoying this song..

Peal Das Gupta on November 10, 2012
Awesome !!!!! amazing assamese song...

Hirakjyoti Nath on November 19, 2012
best showcase of Assam & Assamese Rockstar.. Assam Rocks indeed..

kumar singh on November 28, 2012
nice composition...

Durlov Baruah on November 30, 2012
Where is Indian Ocean coming from? We have been getting similar sound
designs from Indian Ocean from some time now. There is no precedence to
expect innovative brilliance from Indian Ocean. Papon and Sugandha and the
team has done a great job. Period. As compare to that Lewis fellow and
others who have tried to fuse an old sound composition.

Durlov Baruah on November 30, 2012
What Sugandha did was her style and her decision. But I admire that she did
a lot of hardwork to get the Assamese pronunciations 99% correct. She added
the required zing to the song in this rendition.

pranab kakati on December 02, 2012
Please respect the hard work, this is is brilliant song. About Sugandha,
she was enjoying this beautiful song.

Gopi Nath on December 20, 2012
excellent folk

Zain Syed on December 20, 2012
Raghu's Coming for you .. LOL

MrPKDindia on December 23, 2012
You are quite right. I'm afraid my reference to Indian Ocean missed the
mark. I didn't mean (as people seem to interpret it) that Papon should
sound like Indian Ocean; but sadly, my comment became self-defeating
because of this example. But as it seems to be the case, my approach to
appreciating a piece of music is different from you.

Vikram Vivekanand on December 23, 2012
My point was that Papon shouldn't sound like anyone else except himself.
Indian Ocean was merely an example that the both of us used to explain the
comparison. It could have been any name that either of us could have
mentioned. And you are right about your approach to appreciating music.
That is totally relative. But consider this for example. I'm not a fan of
metal, but that doesn't mean I take away credit from metal, simply because
I don't like it. I simply prefer rock. There's a difference.

MrPKDindia on December 23, 2012
Mr. Debajeet Chaoudhury, first of all I thank you for christening me P. K.
Das (though I don't understand why). Now allow me make it clear, that what
I meant was that this is not the BEST we can expect from Papon; he can
definitely do far better. Do we ever say of a Himesh Reshammiya number that
it could have been better?. Furthermore, I happen to believe that a great
piece of music can cross boundaries on its own terms; they do not
'Indianize' Western music to sell in India, do they?

MrPKDindia on December 23, 2012
Yes, its not the medium that matters, rather the way one handles it.
Moreover, personal prejudices (or 'preferences', to be politically correct)
do creep in. I am no exception.

ankit namdeo on December 29, 2012
Couldn't understand a Single Word !! But Playing In Loop ! great Work.

Yasser Hayat on January 05, 2013
nice compose

Banasmita Kalita on January 18, 2013
seriously Papon,u r amazing.dis is a vry old songn one of my fav n cudnt
find anyhr in market,thnx 4 bringing up bck wid ur new versions.simply
ausm !

Yasser Hayat on January 20, 2013
sugandha and papon expression fanatic

Alokesh Bagchi on January 26, 2013
Great Number from Papon!

Bhaskar kalita on January 27, 2013
people have dance and listen to this song u are great papon da

NeeRaaZ Meche on February 07, 2013
Awesome vocal,,,poor music and weird Guitar,,,

Mridul baruah on February 10, 2013
Agree with you Dul da.

Chandan Borah on February 11, 2013
papon da ki kom aru apunar kotha... joy papon... joy axom

Mridul baruah on February 12, 2013
Have never heard Indian Ocean playing any fusion of Assamese traditional
music. Have you? I presume the answer will be NO...then why compare. Papon
has his own identity..

Mridul baruah on February 12, 2013
1:06 = Oi ram...this song doesn't have a word of any other language besides
Assamese (Oxomiya).

Mridul baruah on February 12, 2013
There are many ways...use atube catcher, real player and various websites.

Anil Sinha on February 13, 2013
Gr8 Papon keep Assam alive

dalip kirar on February 15, 2013
I can't understand a single word of this song...but I fall in love with
this song.this is the power of music

shubham tapadar on February 16, 2013
A trivia: She's Raghu's (the guy from roadies) wife. She also acted in
Jaane Tu... Ya Jaane Na .

manish pandey on February 18, 2013
first heard of Papon in the dewarists ...and really loved his voice...:)

Vishwanath Natarajan on February 23, 2013
It is a standard blues riff which fitted in very well with the song.

Leheria on March 01, 2013
This is awesome! I truly, truly hope folk songs don't die out. Even with
all the electronica revamping, what makes this song so catchy to me is the
folk tune.

Arohan Konwar on March 14, 2013
Joi Aai Axom!