Prana Sakha প্ৰাণ সখা | Roshmi Rekha Saikia | Prerona Bhuyan | Sri Sri Madhavdev's Borgeet 2026
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Prana Sakha প্ৰাণ সখা | Roshmi Rekha Saikia | Prerona Bhuyan | Sri Sri Madhavdev's Borgeet 2026
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Sri Sri Madhavdev's Borgeet প্ৰাণ সখা Prana Sakha
Borgeets: The Sacred Songs of Assam
For over five centuries, Borgeets have served as transcendent conduits between the devotee and the divine. Originating in the 15th-century Neo-Vaishnavite Renaissance, these "Sacred Songs" were crafted by the saint-reformer Srimanta Sankardev and his disciple Madhavdev to propagate the philosophy of Ek Sarana Hari Naam Dharma. This spiritual revolution birthed a rich cultural tapestry, including: Borgeet: Classical devotional music, Sattriya: A sacred dance form, Ankiya Bhaona: Symbolic one-act plays, Sattras & Namghars: Monasteries and prayer halls that remain the heart of Assamese life. Written in the Brajavali language, the lyrics of a Borgeet capture the essence of surrender and the life of Lord Krishna.
Prana Sakha was composed by Sri Sri Madhavdev, the foremost disciple of Srimanta Sankardev. This particular Borgeet poignantly captures the spirit of Viraha, the intense, agonizing sorrow of separation from the Beloved. It is not merely a song, but a raw, spiritual confession. The devotee cries out to Lord Krishna, pleading never to be deprived of devotion (Bhakti).
"Without You, I am consumed by an inner flame. My body and spirit burn in the void of Your absence. You are my only true Kin, my eternal Friend, my 'Prana Sakha', the Friend of my Soul. I surrender all that I am unto You."
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TAAL: Used in the borgeet is Poritaal, played in three styles or “Thuls” of Sattriya music, that is the Kamalabari Sattra style (thul)_ , the Bordua Sattra style )thul) and the Barpeta Sattra style (thul). The taal is played in its most unique variations keeping it intact with its original structure.
TRADITIONAL INSTRUMENTS: Khol (Assamese percussion), Taal (Cymbals), Bamboo Flute, & Swarlin DANCE: Sattriya dance vocabulary has been used by the choreographer
Singer : Roshmi Rekha Saikia
Music Arrangement: Probin Kumar Saikia
Recordist: Ripunjay Sarma
Audio Mix & Master : Jintu Bordoloi
Audio Studio: Studio Dreams
Swarlin: Manas Kumar
Khol : Arunabh Jyoti Malakar and Biswajit
Bordoloi
Flute: Nabajit Saikia
Taal: Biswajit Bordoloi and Arunav Jyoti Malakar
Video Direction and Screenplay: Niyar Saikia
Concept: Prerona Bhuyan and Niyar Saikia
Director of Photography: Nagen Baishya
Choreographer: Prerona Bhuyan
CAST:
Prerona Bhuyan
Roshmi Rekha Saikia
Angshu Pratim Saikia
Swapneel Anjan Bora
Swarup Bhuyan
Prajanya Pratim Neog
Rodin
Assistant DOP: Dinesh Boro
Camera attender: Manab Das
Light: Uma ,Nassir ,Marak ,Mridul ,Sushanta.
Editing & Colour: Gautam Mazumdar
Post Production: Kadambari Connective
Set Design (Naamghor): Nirutpal Muhon
Set Design (Topubon): Nuruddin Ahmed
Asst.: Faizul Ali, Kabir Ali
Make up: Pinky Das
Costume Design: Roshmi Rekha Saikia and Prerona Bhuyan
Wardrobe for Prerona Bhuyan: Sereki
Sound Controller: Abhijeet Changmai
Spot: Samsul, Hemen
TRANSPORTATION: Kula Kalita
Catering: Kula Kalita, Hemonto Kalita
Special Thanks List:
Hiranya Bora
Dipika Bora
Manju Borah
Jiban Dawka
Anuksha Khargharia
Reema Khargharia
Dayananda Borah
Suruj Kalita
Debojit Deka
Madhurya Bora
Paltan Bazaar Naamghar
Topoban
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