Bhuban Badyakar, the singer of ‘Kacha Badam,’ has received Rs 3 lakh
Godhulibela Music, the label that first remixed Bhuban Badyakar Original song, gave him the money.
Bhuban Badyakar, a West Bengal peanut seller whose song ‘Kacha Badam’ went viral, received Rs 3 lakh from Godhulibela Music, the label that first remixed his original song.
This comes amid social media outrage over Badyakar, the song’s original creator, not receiving proper credit. In addition, users were concerned that Badyakar’s financial situation had not improved despite his song’s success.
“We signed a contract with Bhuban Badyakar da for Rs 3 lakhs today, and he received Rs 1.5 in cash. He’ll get the rest of his money next week. It had been a long time because of him, “Godhulibela Music’s Gopal Ghose told India Today.
Kacha Badam has gone viral in India and around the world.
Many artists worldwide have recreated the song and danced to its catchy tunes.
Apart from that, Badyakar has been honor by the West Bengal Police, and an official video featuring him is available on YouTube. I consider myself fortunate. I never imagined I’d get here God’s mercy. He never imagined this would happen. “I just made it the song, and he never expected it to be so popular,” Badyakar explained.
The song, which was remix about a month ago, has receive 50 million views on YouTube. However, questions have been pitched about whether a mere Rs 3 lakhs is in proportion to the amount of euphoria create by the song worldwide.
