Singer Anuradha Palakurthi collaborates with Mika Singh, Bappa B Lahiri for song 'Durga Maa Elo Re'

Renowned Indian-American singer Anuradha Palakurthi Juju will release her first Bengali song Durga Maa Elo Re, a tribute to Goddess Durga, on October 8.The song is produced in collaboration with singer Mika Singh and music composer Bappa B Lahiri, according to a press release issued by the makers.Actor Tina Dutta of Uttaran fame features in the video of Durga Maa Elo Re, directed by Abhishek Basu.Lipi is credited for the lyrics of the song, which has percussion by celebrated musician Sivamani.

Renowned Indian-American singer Anuradha Palakurthi Juju will release her first Bengali song ''Durga Maa Elo Re'', a tribute to Goddess Durga, on October 8.

The song is produced in collaboration with singer Mika Singh and music composer Bappa B Lahiri, according to a press release issued by the makers.

Actor Tina Dutta of ''Uttaran'' fame features in the video of ''Durga Maa Elo Re'', directed by Abhishek Basu.

Lipi is credited for the lyrics of the song, which has percussion by celebrated musician Sivamani. Palakurthi Juju said she was excited to have sung her first Bengali song.

''For many centuries Bengal blended tradition and modernity to perfection. This amalgam is in full splendor during Durga Puja and is celebrated across the world. I'm excited to have sung my first Bengali song with Mika Singh. ''Our dear friend Drummer Shivamani's magic added to Bappa B. Lahiri's composition. Bengali actress Tina Dutta acted in Abhishek Basu's directed song-video,'' said Palakurthi Juju, who is also the founder of Boston-based Juju Productions, in a statement.

Dutta said she is looking forward to her first music video that brought back her own memories of Durga Puja and Kolkata.

''I'm glad that my first music video happens to be one in my native language and the team is fabulous. From Mika Singh, Anuradha Juju to Bappa B. Lahiri, each and every person associated with the project has a wealth of work but each of us had the hunger to do something new and different,'' the actor added.

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