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What is Pujor Gaan?

Pujor Gaan puts the whole Durga Puja feeling in your pocket — the beat of the dhaak, the kashor-ghonta at arati, the conch (shonkho), pushpanjali in the morning and the songs that have soundtracked Bengali autumns for generations. It's a free playlist radio at pujorgaan.com — press play and a nonstop pujo soundtrack starts, with no sign-up and no app store.

In its own words, Pujor Gaan is "Dhaker tale, pujor gaan." — Ekhono baje dhaak, pujo eshe gyeche.

What does Pujor Gaan sound like?

Warm, nostalgic Bengali songs that match the pujo days — agomoni gaan to greet the Debi, classic film puja numbers and the modern pujor gaan you hum while pandal-hopping.

Small touches keep it feeling like a real pujo rather than a plain list of tracks — rotating one-liners such as “Anjali diyechho?”, “Dhunuchi naach ready?” and “Ashchhe bochhor abar hobe!” drift by between songs, and tap-to-play dhak, shonkho and kashor-ghonta sounds bring the pandal to you.

When to play Pujor Gaan

• Through the five days of Durga Puja, from Shoshthi to Dashami
• Mahalaya morning and the run-up to pujo
• Any time you miss home and want that pandal feeling

How to use the playlist

• Play — tap the play button to start the radio; tracks run back to back on their own.
• Pause — tap it again to stop; your place is remembered for next time.
• Sounds — tap Dhak, Shonkho, Kashor Ghonta, Pujor Arati or Anjali to layer pujo sounds over the music.
• Install — add it to your phone or desktop home screen like an app; the interface even opens offline, and the music resumes once you're back online.