Papon turns IIM Bangalore into ‘Indian Institute of Music’ as fans sing classical 'Raga' with singer. Watch viral video
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Papon’s performance at IIM Bangalore was nothing short of magical. The singer, dressed in a bright green blazer and olive denims, led an enthusiastic crowd of students in a soulful rendition of Yaman Raga. In the video he posted, Papon can be seen performing various ragas, with students following his lead in perfect harmony. The clip quickly gained traction, amassing over 697,000 views on Instagram.
Fans Shower Love on Papon’s Performance
The video sparked an outpouring of appreciation from fans and music lovers. The comments section was flooded with admiration, with users writing, «Itni sureeli audience!» and «Sir, you are the only reason why these guys are showing interest in Raag Yaman, otherwise, everyone used to feel like classical music is boring.» Another fan exclaimed, «Some girl said Papon should stop singing. RIP to her opinion. „
Several others requested him to sing popular tracks like “Moh Moh Ke Dhaage,» with one comment reading, «Am I the only one who’s waiting for him to sing 'Yeh Moh Moh Ke Dhaage'?!» The engagement on the post highlighted the deep connection between the singer and his audience.
Papon's Legacy Rooted in Music
Born on November 24, 1975, in Nagaon, Assam, Papon hails from a musical lineage. He is the son of celebrated Assamese musicians Khagen Mahanta and Archana Mahanta, which explains his deep-rooted passion for Indian classical and folk music. His versatility extends across multiple languages, including Assamese, Hindi, Bengali, Tamil, and
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