Susmita Das

Susmita Das is an Indian singer and performer born on November 2nd; 1965. She is one of Odisha's most well-known and admired vocalists. She is equally contributeto her performing folk, classical, modern, and sacred music. She was born and raised in Cuttack, Orissa, where she attended the Shailabala Women's College. She currently resides in Bhubaneswar, India. Her melodic voyage of a mysterious voice seduces millions of people. Susmita Das is a well-known name in India, especially in Odisha, Chhattisgarh, Delhi, Dehradun, Mumbai, Kolkata, and Jharkhand. In this region of India, she has performed live more than 500 times and has thousands of fans. Her goal has been to draw in young, attentive listeners to meaningful music with excellent words.

Her specialty has been soulful music with meaningful lyrics that aim to rekindle audiences' interest in quality-based writing in musical creations, a defining characteristic of the years. She frequently serves as a presenter or judge for musical programs and is a regular artist with All India Radio, Doordarshan, and many other private television and radio (including FM) channels. She has received recognition in numerous local, national, and international arenas and is one of the most famous voices in eastern and central India. Indian music now has an entirely new dimension because of Susmita. Susmita Das' performance of the women's day song Naari. The musical clip Naari explores the three critical periods of a woman's life—the Maiden, the mother, and the Elder—to celebrate womanhood. These three phases highlight the significance of the physical and psychological changes that all women go through.

In the first phase, a girl is in her teens and is concerned about how her changing physique will impact her adventure ambitions. The second stage relates to childbirth; she feels ecstatic about her ability to bring life into the world and the powerful emotions of motherhood. The closing scene shows an older woman struggling with the limitations that have clouded her fantasies before realizing she still can fly. Tor opera (2018), Rabindranath in Time Machine This short series is an action-packed adventure po >> Read More... (2015), and Mu Kana Ete Kharap are among the works of Susmita Das. She was a trailblazer in turning timeless literary works into songs. She works tirelessly to promote music with heartfelt and powerful lyrics, making her the global darling of those who appreciate meaningful music.

Susmita's projects are thoroughly planned and implemented, whether they involve recapitulating popular songs that have faded through time or reviving the nostalgia of bygone eras by rewriting timeless pieces. Light musicals, semi-classical, religious, folk, traditional, and even mystic and mesmeric music are all within Susmita's repertoire. She has created 20 original Hindi and Odia music albums to date. Susmita gained notoriety in 2007 after performing at the Odisha Society of Americas (OSA) Convention in Detroit, Michigan, where she debuted her debut CD, "Maya Darpan." These are a few of her most well-known works.

Special kids in "Swabhiman perform six songs." This is an endeavor to help talented visually impaired painters develop their self-confidence. Along with them, Susmita Das also contributed songs to this album. She has received several honors and accolades , including those from the Chhattisgarh State Award, the Akhyay Samman, the Namami Suramani Raghunath Award, the Bhajan Samrat Bhikari Bal Award by Natraj Sangeet Vidyalaya, Dhenkanal, the Blakrushna Dash Foundation Award, the Canada Association of Odias, the Odisha Society of Odisha, the Odisha Society of UK, and many more.