Universal Music India releases songs of Assamese movie 'Borolor Ghar'
MUMBAI: Universal Music has entered the Assamese Music industry and ‘Borolor Ghar’ is the first ever Assamesse movie album released by Universal Music in 2012.
Universal Music Group GM P K Prasannan said, “Borolor Ghar songs are very youthful and sung by my favorite singers like Debojit and Tarali Sarma. “Borolo Ghar” is our First Assamesse Movie and we are looking forward to acquire more Assamessse film songs in future. The songs of ‘Borolor Ghar’ will be made available on CDs, Mobile Platforms, Nokia, Flipkart, ITunes, Amazon and more for downloads. ‘Borolor Ghar’ songs will also be released internationally by Universal through its global offices spread across.”
Borolor Ghar (The Bachelor's House) is also the first Assamese movie from film maker Mani C Kappen. It is a romantic fun movie about a youth from a village in Assam who marries a Bengali girl while working in Bengal and there after his struggle to introduce the girl to the family as his wife. The Movie is produced and directed by Mani C Kappen under the banner Okay productions. The songs in the movie are penned by Dilip Kumar Borah and Music is by K R Srijit. The movie stars Utpal Das and Debasmita Baerjee are in the lead roles.
Borolor Ghar director Mani C Kappen said, “The songs of Borolor Ghar will be a different experience for people in Assam. The objective of doing this Movie is to create a World class content from India and deliver it to the local and international audiences. We are happy to associate with Universal Music Group to market the music of this movie worldwide through its strong network in India and abroad.”
Techzone director & managing director Naveen Bhandari said, "We are very pleased on our long associations with Universal, and this is another feather in our cap. Borolor Ghar's music has a special regional charm to it and with Techzone's vast reach, we will be providing CRBT and WAP services for this movie. These services will be available across all operators, Pan India. We are expecting a very positive response from the users on it."
