Mumbai, March 28: Bhojpuri queen Amrapali Dubey is known for her heart-touching songs, but her latest release has resonated deeply with audiences. The new track, “Tohara Khilaf Bolatani,” addresses the serious issue of domestic violence, showcasing a woman’s journey from silence to empowerment.
In the song, Amrapali portrays a character who enters a love marriage, only to face abuse shortly after. Her husband subjects her to various forms of cruelty, including burns from a hot iron and water splashes to her face. Initially, she remains silent for the sake of love, but the situation escalates when another woman enters their home. This prompts her to file a police complaint and testify against her husband in court, leading to the song’s powerful title, “Tohara Khilaf Bolatani.”
The song delivers a clear message: there is no place for violence in any relationship. Sung passionately by Kalpana Patowary, the emotional delivery is sure to move listeners. The lyrics, penned by Raman Bihari, have garnered praise from fans, who believe that any song featuring Kalpana’s voice is destined to be a hit.
One user remarked, “Whenever Kalpana Patowary sings, it’s always explosive, regardless of police reports or court cases.”
Amrapali consistently releases new songs on her official social media platforms, sometimes even lending her own voice. Previous hits include “Chalela Lungi Jhar Ke Ae Sakhi,” “Senurawa Mahan,” “Bitiya Parai Holi,” and “Chhath Vrat.” The song “Bitiya Parai Holi” poignantly depicts the pain of both parents and daughters after marriage.
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