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Summary

Composer

Anupam Ghatak (1911–1956)
Description	Media Composer and film score composer
Date of birth/death	11 April 1911	12 December 1956
Location of birth	Mymensingh District
Authority file	: Q55957073 VIAF: 81304788 GND: 137062516

creator QS:P170,Q55957073

Lyricist

Gouriprasanna Majumdar (1925–1986)
Alternative names	Gauriprasanna Majumdar
Description	-Indian author, lyricist and songwriter
Date of birth/death	5 December 1925	20 August 1986
Location of birth	Pabna
Authority file	: Q5588426

creator QS:P170,Q5588426

Performance artist



Alternative names	Sandhya Mukherjee
Description	Indian playback singer
Date of birth/death	4 October 1931	15 February 2022
Location of birth/death	Dhakuria	Kolkata
Work period	1945 –2000
Authority file	: Q7416297 MusicBrainz: 090ae4d6-8dde-433f-8011-9a7527045f60

creator QS:P170,Q7416297

Title

গানে মোর কোন্ ইন্দ্রধনু

Descriptionগানে মোর কোন্ ইন্দ্রধনু.mp3

বাংলা: বাংলা গান

English: Bengali movie song from Agni Pariksha

Performance date

1954

Source

https://geet.fm/song/57028/gane-mor-kon-indradhanu-sandhya-mukherjee.html

Licensing

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