Eh Nonni Lyrics

Eh Nonni Lyrics · Biswajit Mohapatra
Instrumental Music
[Verse 1]
Aaela Raja, heitha sajabaja
Haldi makhi bandhi chaka benire (Ae)
Ae noni, ae nani… ae noni, ae nani
Aaela Raja, heitha sajabaja
Haldi makhi bandhi chaka benire (Ae)
Hanse Suraj, dekhi to dhangri laja
Kahuchhe tui gaan ra lahar manire (Ae)
[Pre-Chorus]
Dekha banaste dakila gaja (Aa)
Aaji barase pare asichhi raja (Aa)
[Chorus]
Ae noni, ae nani, ae noni, nani re (Ae)
Doli kala kata mata jha, jhuli jaa sajani (Ae)
Mati maa parabe, mann ke nesi ghini re (Ae)
[Post-Chorus]
Ae noni, ae nani…
[Verse 2]
Meetha paan khai mu, chale kani jhulei
Gabhare lagei malliphula thagara (Aa)
Kie kahe apsari ta, kie kahe janha pari
Je dekhe kahe, aha, kede sundara (Aa)
[Verse 3]
Buli–bala hei sajabaja (E noni, ae noni)
Puchi kheli kariba mauj (E noni, ae noni)
Poda pitha khai khai ka (E noni, ae noni)
Teeni dina paliba raja (Aa…)
[Pre-Chorus]
Laal alta makhi guria pada re (Ae)
Tui nai chalbu matir upare (Ae…)
[Chorus]
Ae noni, ae nani, ae noni, nani re (Ae)
Sambalpuria pila mui, janichhe Raja ra kathani (Ae)
Mati maa parabe, mann ke nesi ghini re (Ae)
[Post-Chorus]
Ae noni, ae nani…
[Outro]
Banaste dakila gaja (Aa)
Barasake thare asichhi raja (Aa)
Asichhi raja lo gheni nua saja baja (Aa)
Baula lo gheni nua saja baja (Aa)
Banaste dakila gaja (Aa)
Barasake thare asichhi raja (Aa)
Asichhi raja lo gheni nua saja baja (Aa)
Baula lo gheni nua saja baja (Aa)
E noni, ae noni…
Credits
| Song | Eh Nonni |
| Singer | Prakruti Mishra, Biswajit Mohapatra, Smrutika Padhy |
| Writer | Dr Nirmal Nayak, Biswajit Mohapatra, Traditional |
| Composer | Vaibhav Pani |
| Cast | Biswajit Mohapatra, Vaibhav Pani, Prakruti Mishra, Various |
| Video Director | Adarsh Mishra |
| Label | II Music |
Official Video
About
This is a vibrant Odia festive song that celebrates the spirit of Raja Parba, a cherished festival of Odisha. The song highlights traditional customs, colorful decorations, joyful gatherings, swings, floral adornments, and popular festive foods that bring communities together during the celebration. With its energetic rhythm and catchy chorus, it reflects the excitement of welcoming Raja each year and showcases the beauty of Odisha’s cultural heritage. Drawing inspiration from Sambalpuri traditions, the song presents scenes of festivity, nature, and community participation, creating a cheerful and celebratory atmosphere. Its blend of folk influences and contemporary musical elements makes it appealing to a wide audience while preserving the essence of the festival. This track serves as a musical tribute to Raja Parba, capturing the joy, traditions, and cultural pride associated with one of Odisha’s most beloved annual celebrations.