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VIDEO- Bhojpuri Singer Guddu Rangila's Fusion 'Lehenga Mein Virus Corona Ghusal Ba' Has Left Internet Amused
By: Priyanka Maheshwari Sat, 07 Mar 2020 12:33:13
Bhojpuri singer and songwriter Diamond star aka Guddu Rangila has come up with an unusual fusion of coronavirus and the festival of colours-Holi.
Rangila is extremely popular in Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. His songs, mostly vulgar, are based around Holi which has earned him the moniker ‘Holi Samrat’.
The singer and songwriter is obsessed with "lehenga" and "bhauji". All his songs revolve around these same words- "Apna lehenga mein NRC laagu hokhey na dem", "Holi mein izzat nahi bachat ho", "Mot pichkari majanua ke"- are some of his tracks.
Rangila's new song is titled '‘Humra lehenga mein coronavirus ghusal ba". His ability to combine the novel coronavirus which has killed over three thousand people world-wide and Holi, along with his favourite words "lehenga" and "bhauji", has left the internet both amused and infuriated. Rahul Srivastav, Additional SP, Uttar Pradesh police took to Twitter and slammed the song. "Shameful - on the one hand, people are terrorized by coronavirus, on the other hand, the so-called "Diamond Star" Guddu Rangeela is crossing all limits of stupidity under the guise of this virus," he wrote.
शर्मनाक -एक ओर कोरोना वाइरस से लोग आतंकित हैं वहीं दूसरी ओर तथाकथित “डायमंड स्टार” गुडू रंगीला #Holi की आड़ में फूहड़ता की सारी हदें पार करते हुए इस वाइरस को भौजी के लहंगे में खोज रहे हैं।भोजपुरी संगीत को स्त्री का अश्लील प्रतिरूपण पूर्णतः प्रतिबंधित करना चाहिये #CoronaOutbreak pic.twitter.com/GFuSoey0Rm
— RAHUL SRIVASTAV (@upcoprahul) March 4, 2020
This Guddu Rangeela is a blot for anyone who even remotely connects himself/herself with Bhojpuri language and the region. https://t.co/JqO4AWFZSp
— Piyush Rai (@Benarasiyaa) March 4, 2020
It's sick. @Uppolice should take cognisance of this bawdy song made in absolutely bad taste.. https://t.co/743vikWGGQ
— Pramod Kumar Singh (@SinghPramod2784) March 4, 2020
vulgarity must be banned @NitishKumar . Nowadays vulgarity in bhojpuri songs has been a trend..plz take some actions https://t.co/QLBmvwMpoQ
— Anand Singh (@AnandRajputra) March 4, 2020