Shrimati Haimanti Sukla at Bethuadahari [HD]

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Shrimati Haimanti Sukla

The eminent Bengali Singer Shrimati Haimanti Sukla in a programme at Bethuadahari Purba Jagadanandapur Sahapara High School  on 31/12/2013 , in the evening on the occasion of Golden Jubilee inside the school premises. I've recorded the whole programme  for those who love the melody of Shrimati Haimanti Sukla , who love Bengali Music.

This Video was first published on my YouTube channel on  4th January 2014 But Due to  some mistake in that video , the video was withdrawn from my channel and now new HD version is  uploaded on 2nd April 2014.
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                                                     Shrimati  Haimanti Sukla   at Bethuadahari , West Bengal ,India.
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Location: Bethuadahari Stationpara, Bethuadahari, West Bengal 741126, India

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