Rang Rasia sambalpuri song lyrics
“Rang Rasia” is a popular Sambalpuri song composed and produced by Bijay Anand Sahu, featuring vocals by Bijay Anand Sahu and Monika Sahu. The lyrics were written by Deepak Ranjan Naik. The official music video, which has garnered significant attention, showcases traditional Sambalpuri culture and dance.
Song Details
| Song Title: | Rang Rasia |
| Singers: | Bijay Anand Sahu & Monika Sahu |
| Casts: | Harry & Kalpita Singh |
| Lyrics: | Deepak Ranjan Naik |
| Composer: | Bijay Anand Sahu |
| Duration: | 03:50 |
| Music Label: | Vibes Music Official |
| Release Year: | 2024 |
Jebe Jebe, Dekhli Guri, Tor Laal, Bindiya
Laale Laale, Othne Tui, Lagshu Poora, Gudiya
Achha…
Khula Khula, Baal, Nani, Tui Champa, Phooliya
Tamku Dekhi, Kari Dhana, Laguchhe, Nisha Bhaliya
Khula Khula, Baale Tui, Dikshu, Badiya
Suni Jaa Naa, Dhana, Suni Jaa Naa
Tor, Pachhe, Achhan Pila, Kete Deewana
Phoola Phoola, Baasnha, Phoola
Gunchichhu, Mali Phoola
Aam Ke, Dekhi Kari, Tame Baalar, Beeni Khula
Mui Teeke, Badmashiya
Dekhi Mote, Sabhe Badhiya
Ete Katha, Kahili Dhana, Tame Teeke, Kuchh To, Bolo
Tamke, Cinema Dekhi, Demi Mor, Gaan Ke, Bulei Nemi
DJ On The Beat Ne, Tate, Nache Demi
Sure Sure, Naachi Debu, Tui Hashi, Kari
Mote Teeke, Kahi De Naa, I Love You, Boli
Hey, Ee Pila Gote, Mate, Sabubele, Khaali
Din Sara, Mate Satauchhe
Naai Diye Dhara, Jaain Mu, Pala
Dil Mo, Naai, Manuchhe
Dekhila, Dinu Tate, Jhatka Lagla, Mote
Dheere Dheere, Dil, Mor Bachha Hauchhe
Tui Pila Lafanga, Babu, Nauchhe Kete Panga
Dari Dari, Kari Mui Thami, Jauchhe
Ho Oh Ho…
Kahuchhe Mui, Sorry Boli, Sorry Boli, Sorry Boli
Lafanga, Pila Naai, Hue Boli, Hue Boli
Janichhe Re, Babu Tui, Rang Rasiya
Range Range, Rasei Desu, Tui Badhiya
Paakhe, Ashi, Kahi Demi, I Love You, Boli
Ebe, Mui, Bani Gali, Tamar Piya
Piya Ke, Ae Piya, Tamar Piya
Piya Ke, Ae Piya, Tamar Piya
Piya Ke, Ae Piya, Tamar Piya
Piya Ke, Ae Piya, Tamar Piya
Hei Gali, Hei Gali, Tamar Piya
Hei Gali, Hei Gali, Tamar Piya
Sambalpuri songs like “Rang Rasia” play a vital role in showcasing the traditions and emotions of the Sambalpur region in Odisha. They often incorporate local dialects, instruments, and dance forms, preserving and promoting the region’s rich cultural heritage.
The official music video features actors Harry and Kalpita, who bring the song’s narrative to life through expressive performances and traditional dance sequences.
