Kolkata–16
Kolkata–16 or Calcutta–16 (Bengali: কলকাতা–১৬, released 1999) is a Bengali song album of Anjan Dutt.[1] This album was manufactured and marketed by RPG music. This album had songs like Half chocolate, Ekdin Brishtite.[2]
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Studio album by Anjan Dutt | ||||
Released | 1999 | |||
Producer | RPG | |||
Anjan Dutt chronology | ||||
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Tracks
- Amar Janla (3:35)
- Bandhu Tomar (4:25)
- Ekdin Brishtite (4:48)
- Ekje Chhilo Ghora (5:37)
- Half chocolate (4:02)
- Jaar Ekta Naam (3:47)
- Jete Hobe (4:09)
- Kolkata–16 (4:41)
- La Paloma Johnny (4:22)
- Sokalbelar Khide (5:07)
gollark: Yes it is, people are apparently just used to it now?
gollark: I like how Electron applications casually use more RAM than cutting-edge machine learning.
gollark: FEAR extremely inefficient use of VRAM by my stuff.
gollark: I mean, maaaybe, but the other thing works.
gollark: Excellent, it works.
References
- "Anjan Dutt Calcutta 16". Retrieved 19 November 2012.
- "Kolkata 16". WBMusic. Retrieved 19 November 2012.
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