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Baistali Ni Tall || A New Official Kaubru Music Video Song 2020


Baistali Ni Tall || A New Official Kaubru Music Video Song 2020 || Pabin & Ratna Devi.

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Baistali Ni Tall || A New Official Kaubru Music Video Song 2020 is a beautiful and mesmerizing composition that has taken the music industry by storm. This music video song is produced by Juyel Reang and Sudip Reang and stars Pabin Reang and Rantna Devi Tripura. The song has been sung by KL Bru and Kanika Bru, with lyrics and composition by KL Bru.

The music video is directed by Govind Molsoi, who has also conceptualized and choreographed the entire dance routine. The cinematography is done by D Molsoi, and the drone shots are captured by Dharmendra Debbarma. The makeup is done by Badhika Tripura, and other casting includes Koti Meska, Sachin Majumder, and Dipankar Debbnath.

The music video is shot at the Annie Studio Borok, with music also composed by the same studio. The song has been released in 2020 and has since then become a hit among the Kaubru music lovers. The special thanks for the music video goes to Ajanta Footcare Showroom and the owner of Suman Sen Choudhury's guest house, Santir Bazar Suger Mill Tara Maa Guest House.

The video has been made with great attention to detail, and every aspect of the music video is perfect. The dance routine is fantastic, and the chemistry between Pabin Reang and Rantna Devi Tripura is awe-inspiring. The video captures the essence of Kaubru culture, and the lyrics are touching, leaving a lasting impression on the viewers.

The music video is a celebration of Kaubru culture and music, and it is evident in the way the video has been made. The colors used in the video are vibrant and add to the overall festive mood of the song. The song is upbeat, and the rhythm is infectious, making it impossible not to dance along.

In conclusion, Baistali Ni Tall || A New Official Kaubru Music Video Song 2020 is a must-watch for all the music lovers out there. The song is a beautiful representation of the Kaubru culture, and the music video is a celebration of the same. The team behind the music video has done an exceptional job, and the end result is a masterpiece. The song is sure to leave you mesmerized and wanting more.
                          


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