Nachiketa Chakraborty

Nachiketa Chakraborty
নচিকেতা চক্রবর্তী
Background information
Native name Nachiketa
Birth name Nachiketa Chakraborty
Also known as

Nachi

Tutun
Born (1965-09-01) September 1, 1965[1]
Origin Kolkata, India
Genres Urban Folk
Occupation(s) Musician, playback singer, songwriter, composer
Instruments Vocals, Harmonium, guitar
Years active 1990-present
Labels HMV
Associated acts Anjan Dutt
Kabir Suman

Nachiketa (born Bengali: নচিকেতা চক্রবর্তী Nachiketa Chakraborty) is an Indian Bengali singer-songwriter and composer who is known for his modern Bengali lyrics and natural mode of singing. He achieved fame in the early 1990s, with the release of his debut album Ei Besh Bhalo Achi.[2]

Early life

He started composing and performing as a student of Maharaja Manindra Chandra College in North Kolkata,Shyambazar, an affiliated college of the University of Calcutta.[3] In 1993 his first album Ei besh bhalo achi was released; it was an instant hit. At the initial stage he had a huge youth fan following, but gradually he has touched listeners from all age groups. The colloquial language immediately hit the stagnancy of Bengali music in the early 90s. Following the path of Kabir Suman (the then Suman Chattopadhay), Nachiketa changed the age-old concept of Bengali lyrics.

Discography

Solo albums

Ei Besh Bhalo Achi (1993)

  • Antobihin Poth Cholai Jibon
  • Chor Ultimate
  • Ei Besh Bhalo Achhi
  • Jakhon Somay Thomke Daray
  • Keu Bole Buro Bham
  • Kolkata
  • Mon Diye LekhaPora
  • Nilanjona
  • Sare Jahan Se Achcha
  • Shunbo Na Gaan
  • Sudhu Bish Sudhu Bish Dao
  • Tumi Ki Amai Bhalobasho

Ke Jay (1994)

  • Ambition
  • Ke Jay
  • Anirban
  • Ek Din Jhor Theme Jabe
  • Baro Taka
  • Nilanjona (Second Part)
  • Swadhinata
  • Roj Ghum Theke Otha
  • Amaderto Kicchui Nei
  • Kalo Meye
  • Eito Jibon
  • Nilanjona (Third Part)

Ki Hobe (1995)

  • Bhoy
  • Ki Hobe?
  • Purono Diner Gaan
  • Shokal Theke Lukochuri
  • Eka Eka Potho Chola
  • Ulto Rajar Deshe
  • Kono Ek Meye
  • Madarir Gaan
  • Anya Premer Gaan
  • Nilanjona (Fourth Part)

Chol Jabo Toke Niye (1996)

  • 201 Dharmatala
  • Chol Jabo Toke Niye
  • Feriwala
  • Kore Michil
  • Poulami
  • Shatabdi
  • Jaiona Jaiona Konya
  • Ahare
  • Tumi Ke
  • Anirban (Part 2)

Kuasha Jokhon (1997)

Ami-E Pari (1998)

Dolchhut (1999)

Daybhaar (2000)

Ekla Choltey Hoy (2002)

Mukhomukhi (2003)

  • E ki labonnye purno
  • Amar moner koner
  • Prane Gaan Nai
  • BhagerMa Naaki Ganga Paina
  • Srabono Ghonoi
  • Pinakete Lage Tankar
  • Tomar Kache A bar
  • Kono Ek Ulto Rajar Deshe
  • Ami Mukhhu Sukku Manush
  • Ek Bas Hi Tu-Ghazal
  • Sawan Ghazal
  • Abar Esheche Asar
  • Jharo Jharo Barshe

Ei Agune Haath Rakho (2004)

  • Din Seshe Ratri Ashe
  • O Daktar
  • Kopal Amar Mondo
  • Amar Buker Jala
  • Ei Agune Hath Rakho
  • Icchera Dine Raate
  • Bol Na Bol Na
  • Mon Chay
  • Tumi Ashbe Bole
  • Rajashree (4)

Amar Kotha Amar Gaan (2005)

  • Keno Aaj Mon Fire Jai
  • Raat Ghumalo Chand Ghumalo
  • Hai Amay Bole De
  • Bolo Ki Chilo Proyojon
  • Prothom Pronoyo Duchokhe
  • Jodi Oi Chokher Tarai
  • Shrabono Dinete Jodi
  • Dao Jodi Firiye
  • Nare Nare Nare Jibon

Tirjaak (2007)

Ebar Nilanjan (2008)

Sob Kotha Bolte Nei (2012)

Asomoy (2012)

Drishtikon (2014)

Balika"

  • Ahaoban
  • Balika
  • Ei Manush Manush Hobe
  • Ekdin Jaboi Chole
  • Jodi Hotat Abar
  • Jole Boke Ki Agun
  • Maje Maje Prithibita Soto Mone Hooy
  • Red Rose
  • Shabujer Fike Rong
  • Shopno Dekhe Mon

Bonolata"

Din Bodoler Gan(2011)"

Ei Pratham, Ei Samay, Ei Gaan, Ei Dujan (1997)"

Ekhon Takhon

Fire Dekha

Hothat Bristi (1998)"

Ishq Bawri - 2012"

Katakoty (2012)"

Shomoyer Danai"

Swapner Shohor"

"Aay Deke Jay (2015)"

Albums with other artists

Playback singer

Music Director

Actor

References


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