Rupam Bhuyan
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Rupam Bhuyan | |
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Born | Rupam Bhuyan 6 March 1980 Guwahati, Assam, India |
Occupation(s) | Singer, playback singer |
Spouse(s) | Late Manashree Baruah, Dr Aditi Das |
Children | Paridhi Bhuyan, Sanyukta Kashyap, Pinak Bhuyan |
Parent(s) | GauriKanta Bhuyan, Charu Medhi Bhuyan |
Awards | Prag Cine Awards, Ramdhenu Viewers' choice Awards, Rodali Awards, Young Achiever's Award from WWI, Gup Shup Music Awards, BIJU PHUKAN RECOGNITION AWARD |
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Occupations | Singer, Composer, songwriter |
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Years active | 2004–present |
Labels | INRECO, WorldWide Records, Muslate, Venus Worldwide Entertainment, Chobi Productions |
Rupam Bhuyan (born 6 March 1980) is an Indian playback singer from Assam. He is the frontman of the Indian fusion band North East Breeze.[1][2] He is the lead vocalist of the band Tunetellers. He sang in numerous Assamese films including Khobh, Anuradha, Mumtaz, Akash Chuboloi Mon, Majrati Keteki, Rough and Tough (2018), Krodh(2018), Kokaideu Bindass(2018), KonwarPurar Konwar, TRP, Sringkhal, Mahasamar, Raf and Taf, Surya, Anur, and The Government Servent. He won Prag Cine Awards 2013 and Prag Cine Awards 2017 in the Best Playback Singer (male) category for the films Mumtaz and Majrati Keteki.He won the Best Male Playback Singer of Assam category for Ramdhenu Viewers choice award 2013 for the song Hahikhini jodi. He won best singer award in film category for the song 'Akakh Xonowali' from Majrati Keteki in Gupshup Music Awards 2017. 'Jhumuri' the song by 'North East Breeze' received song of the year award in Pride East Awards and Gup Shup Music Awards in 2018. He composed the theme song for the Jeevan Kite and River Festival 2015 as a tribute to the river Brahmaputra.[3][4]
Filmography
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Year | Film | Song name(s) | Co-singer(s) | Music director(s) | Notes |
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2011 | Akash Chuboloi Mon | Bondhuto | Raj Jyoti Konwar | Nandan Kanan Bhuyan | |
2013 | Mumtaz | Hahi Khini | Solo | Polash Gogoi | |
2014 | Anuradha | Shillogre Kuoli | Solo | Geet Priyam | |
2015 | Khobh | Khobh | Solo | Ruff and tuff | Ridip Sharma |
2017 | Maj Rati Keteki |
Discography
- Rumanthan, 2007
- Rupamor Porox (2009)
- Chaan Poharar Khela (2013)
- Bisari Aant (2016)
- Saya-Sobi, Chapter-1 (2022)
- Anuron (2016) featuring Queen Hazarika, Jim Ankan Deka[5][unreliable source?]
North East Breeze Production
- Dhwani (2010)
- Reflection (2011)
- Groove (2013) by NortheastBreeze[6]
- Echoes (2015)
Other Production
- Andhare-Junake, 2017
- Xuvakamana, 2009
Bangla Production
- Kisu Gan Kisu Abexh, 2017
- Manush Khuje Berai, 2019
Award
- North East Idol, 2006
- xu-Xandhan, 2007
- Prag Chine Award, 2013
- Ramdhenu Viewer's Choice Awards, 2013
- Young Achievers Awards, Ghy Rotari Club, 2014
- Rodali Awards, 2014
- Young Achiever Awards, WWE MUMBAI, 2015
- Prag Chine Award, 2017
- Gop-Sop Music Awards, 2018[7]
- Biju Phukan Awards, 2018
References
- ^ Band of boys ready to rock – Music show finalist Northeast Breeze mixes folk with Bollywood beats, The Telegraph (Calcutta)
- ^ Assam takes creative, traditional route to celebrate its culture, Business Standard
- ^ Kite, Brahmaputra fest from today, The Assam Tribune[dead link]
- ^ Kite fest chants respect-Brahmaputra mantra, The Telegraph (Calcutta)
- ^ Anuron feat. Rupam Bhuyan, Queen Hazarika, Muslate Audio
- ^ "'Groove' album on Songdew". Songdew. Retrieved 17 July 2013.
- ^ Kite, Brahmaputra fest from today, The Assam Tribune[dead link]
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