Shuvro Dev's Iconic Song 'E Mon Amar Pathor To Noy' Crosses 25 Million Views Without Boosting
Nineties sensation Shuvro Dev’s timeless track 'E Mon Amar Pathor To Noy' hits the 25 million views milestone on YouTube naturally. The artist reflects on old memories and credits the original crew.
Shuvro Dev was an immensely popular musical artist of the nineties. To the listeners of that era, his songs carried a distinct emotion. Times have changed, and so has the medium of listening to music. However, keeping pace with the changing times, this artist is actively marking his presence in the digital world as well.
Through his official YouTube channel 'Shuvro Dev Official', he is archiving key works of his musical career alongside releasing old and new tracks. Simultaneously, he shares past memories, untold stories of his musical journey, and contemporary thoughts on his verified Facebook profile.
In continuation of that journey, his popular song 'E Mon Amar Pathor To Noy' has crossed the milestone of 25 million (2.5 crore) views on YouTube. Shuvro Dev is thrilled by this success achieved without any artificial boosting. Expressing his feelings in a social media post, he fondly remembered the artists and crew members associated with the song.
Shuvro Dev wrote, "The song 'E Mon Amar Pathor To Noy' has crossed 25 million views, that too without any boost-up. It is indeed promising that sad songs with good lyrics and melodies still live deep within people's hearts."
Remembering the instrumentalists involved in the project, he wrote, "My dear friend Manam Ahmed played the keyboard, Selim Haider Bhai played the lead guitar, Farid Bhai handled the bass guitar, and Pulok did the rhythm programming. The sound engineer was Azam Babu." Shuvro Dev also recalled the lyricist Ahmed Rizvi and composer Pranab Ghosh. He noted, "Ahmed Rizvi was very young back then, and it was he who wrote the song. Pranab Ghosh created an extraordinary melody. Sound Tech's Babul Bhai is also a person dear to me."
The singer also shared nostalgic memories of the song's massive popularity. Shuvro Dev revealed that within the first 22 days of its release, about 94,000 physical copies of the song were sold back in the day. Later, the legendary Bollywood actor Mithun Chakraborty was mesmerized upon listening to the track. Consequently, Shuvro Dev was invited to perform it as the title track for Mithun's movie 'Bhagya Debata'. Apart from Shuvro Dev, renowned Bollywood playback singers Alka Yagnik, Udit Narayan, and Abhijeet also lent their voices to the film's soundtrack.
Highlighting the universal appeal of the song, Shuvro Dev added, "A rickshaw puller knows this song just as well as a practicing doctor does."
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