7 Ghosts from Bengali Folklore (1 Extra in the END) - BENGALI URBAN LEGENDS | Haunting Tube
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Ghosts are an important and integral part of the folklore of the socio-cultural fabric of the geographical and ethno-linguistic region of Bengal. Fairy tales, both old and new, often use the concept of ghosts. References to ghosts are often found in modern-day Bengali literature, cinema, radio and television media. There are also alleged haunted sites in the region. The common word for ghosts in Bengali is bhoot or bhut (Bengali: ভূত). This word has an alternative meaning: 'past' in Bengali. Also, the word Pret (derived from Sanskrit 'Preta') is used in Bengali to mean ghost. In Bengal, ghosts are believed to be the unsatisfied spirits of human beings who cannot find peace after death or the souls of people who died in unnatural or abnormal circumstances like murders, suicides or accidents. Non-human animals can also turn into ghosts after their death. But they are often associated with good luck and wealth in Bengal.
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Bramhadaitya not fake... mere papa ne dekha tha n mere sasural k pas bhi pipul ka pedh tha koi sham k badh waha janeka dam nhi dikhata tha
Aur sankhachurni nhi sakhchunni bolte hai
I'm from West Bengal 🙏.....i really like your videos ❤️...and your explanation is really good ❤️...Love from West Bengal ❤️🙏
Papa ko machli k liya pakra tha papa ne mut diya tha to chor diya
BENGALI FANS OF *HAUNTING TUBE* ASSEMBLE PLEASE 💙✨🔥
ok
Yep 👍🏻
Done
Akdom 🙏
তাই হোক 🤘🏻
As someone who grew up watching Thakumar Jhuli and is now a devoted horror fan, I can't be more thankful to Devyanshu bhaiya for this representation. Bengali literature and stories need more exposure and this video made me feel waves of nostalgia
Edit: looks like I summoned the Thakumar Jhuli fandom! ❤
Aha thakumar jhuli nostalgic he ❤️❤️
My name is Nabanita das 😁
I love thakumar jhuli
I agree with you 💯
Thakurma jhuli is emotion
"ভূত আমার পুত
পেত্নী আমার ঝি
রাম-লক্ষণ সাথে আছে
করবি আমার কি "
Famous childhood chants
Did u see the translation of this!😂😂😂
@@anidude696Iska aisa hain ki bhoot Mera bete Jitna petni female bhoot mere beti jitna kyun ki Ram aur Lakshman mere sath hain koi kya hi karega Mera
@@anidude696 it means 'Bhoot(male ghost) is my son, Petni(female ghost) is my daughter/ Lord Ram and Sri Lakshman reside in my heart, you cannot hurt me'.
'Son and Daughter' here is figurative, meaning 'subordinate' or 'servant'. In the precolonial and colonial era, the lord and lady of the household would be addressed as 'father' and 'mother' respectively by the servants, as a mark of respect.
Bhison powerful 😂
😂😂😂 what the hell translation
Number 1 bengali ghost : MAMTA BANERJEE
😂
🤣🤣
😂😂
Nice to bring politics into an unrelated video. It doesn't make you look cool, though.
@@KMon1111IND chup na bey bengali
হলুদ পোড়া সরষে
মারবো ঝ্যাঁটা জোরসে 🤣🔥
Childhood and horror stories from Thakumar Jhuli are inextricably linked with all Bangalees life.
It's a nostalgic moment for every Bangalee fan.❤️
😂😂😂
Thakumar Jhuli in old DVD players was love
Sotti❤
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Exactly... sakchunnir golpor story 😂
Choto belar kotha mone pore gelo
Hello, I'm a Bangali and I would like to rectify you about one thing. Nishi calls its victims 3 times, not twice. It is a very vital thing we were taught even as kids that if we hear our names being called, we should always wait for a 4th time. If it is only 3 times then we should not respond to it. We Bangalis follow this rule almost religiously. Other than that, very good effort 👍🏻 please keep making such videos.
yes, I remember seeing this Fear Files ep about Nishi a few years back. Haven't forgotten the rule for once 😂
Srinjini...
Srinjini...
Srinjini...
Sr....
trueee
Well then your parents are way too superstitious
@@BobyBiswas-zr8ql are yaar 🤣🤣
Aleya is also called bhulo which means they can make you lost your way. My grandfather told me about this. In his days when people go out at night they saw many strange lights trying to guide them but instead it made them lost their way. In countryside and villages the roads were dark and if you see plenty of lights going to a direction together it means “bhulo der biye jachhe” which translates to it's bhulo ghost's wedding.
Being a Bengali I can certainly say that our ghosts are also as fond of food(especially maach) as an alive Bengali😂😂😂. Even after becoming dead their appetite for Maach and other Bengali delicacies like Rosogolla never dies. 😊😊😊
Sankhachurni is commonly called Sakhchunni in bengali... Being a bengali our childhood is filled with the stories of Sakhchunni, Daini, Petni, Jokkho, Bromhodoittyo, Pencho Pechi, Sknondokata and all. And our thakuma, dida (s) used to tell these during power cut..
আহহ আমাদের ছেলেবেলা
Ekdom 😁
They only tell this stories during powercuts not in other times 🙂 depression
Pencho ye kya ?
Punjab mei hamm Jakh kehte hai Shayad usse hi tumne jakkho kaha hai
Ye paani mei rehta hai alag hi duniya mei
Our CM is the most haunted ghost in Bengal 😂😂😂 (take jokes as a joke only)
Choti petni 🩴AKA Mumtaj Begum🤲
That's why she did not tolerate Jai sri ram 🚩 😂
True af
💀💀
😂 hahaha
Being a Bengali I Was Amazed to watch and know about these Bengali Ghosts Thank You. Love From West Bengal ❤
He described 'Sankhachurnis' story from really popular "Thakumar Jhuli"s one of the most popular story "Shakchunnir kahini"..The story he told was 90% similar to that and it's still popular as a meme or a Spooky story for kids to watch.
Yeah, I was also confused about that lart, but after his description I remembered it was Sakchunni and not sankachurni
𝐘𝐞𝐚𝐡𝐡 𝐛𝐫𝐨!
And same episode in Gopal bhar
একদম 😅
@@moinakhere see since he is not a bengali so it is a bit difficult to pronounce some words. Moreover sometimes Google or any other website actually can not usually translate it properly.
My great grandmother has witnessed "Mecho Bhoot"
Whenever she used to cook fish, a hand used to come close to her kitchen's window and ask for a fish in a nasal voice.
I enjoy listening these folklore and trust me it's the true story
They don't harm anyone.
What we can't prove or explain doesn't mean it has to be a lie. Appreciate brother.
One of my relative witnessed it too. It's so real.
@@raziahijabi wait.. seriously!??
Mine great grandfather has witnessed mecho bhoot once he was returning home with fish
My great grandfather witnessed mecho bhoot, my grandma witnessed shaakchunni when she was pregnant, My Aunty witnessed aleya, my boyfriend witnessed brahmadaitya and I witnessed nishi 🙂
I remember that when i was small during the time of Kalbaisakhi (April-May) we had a lot of power cuts. Then we used to lit candles and hericane (Bengali people would know) and my grandfather used to tell me ghost stories of sakchunni; skondokata; mecho bhut and others. Those days❤❤
I miss harrycanes.
Ekon to r kalbaisakhi I hoina
We want part II of Bengali ghosts including 'Rakkhosh', 'Khokkosh', 'Pecha-Pechi', 'Jokkho', 'Skondhokata', 'Maamdo', 'Shaheb Bhoot', 'Kapriya Pret'...
Jokkho is termed as "yaksha" in Sanskrit and pali who are the guardian spirits and kind in general.
Thus the fact proves that they are limited not only to Bengali culture .
Kanawala Bhut is one of the Bengali ghosts which helps to forget the address of the home and make the man to forget about his home's address. My grandmother had experienced this when she was in Bangladesh. She had gone for an evening walk but when she was coming back to her home she was not able to find her home . She was 20 years old then . This incident really gives me chills till now.
Me being a Bengali laughing as hell listening to the pronounciation of shakchurni🤣🤣🤣🤣
Lol, I was totally confused by that until heard the story.. Moreover I realized that I used to think shakchunni ate shakpata for living 🤣🤣🤣.
he literally said the story of Thakumar Jhuli😭😭
@@randallorton3092 we grew up saying shakchunni🤣
Sounds like sankhachurnist😂😂 opportunist😂
shaakchunni😂😂
Mamdo Bhoot, Skondhokata, Shyeora gacher Shakchunni, Bash baganer petni, Juju, Rakhkosh - khokkosh.There are a lot. Loadshedding and these bengali ghost folktales were real nostalgia.
Thank you...as a bengali I am so much pleased...for...explaining bengali ghosts...
I spent 5 years in Bengal and tbh it's refreshing to know about all this ....when i was young our landlady used to teach me Bengali and tell horror stories...
Bengal already haveone ghost named mamta banerjee
@@FR4NKL1NCODMWII 😂😂
@@Itsworkinggg unfortunately that witch is also gobbling northeast except some places of assam
@@FR4NKL1NCODMWIInow she will appear in your dreams
As a bangali person I really enjoy the series. Some time it was nostalgic moment, just like purani din me dadi se sunahua kahani.
Those were the the days when thammu used to tell me the stories about these ghosts.
I think we are the last and luckiest genaration who get the opportunity to hear these stories from our dida and thammus .❤
There are some scary ghosts in Bengal but they are not that popular or common in literature .. I came to know about them from the stories of Kali Gunin .. anyone reads/hears Kali Gunin's stories? Anyway, love this video .. the presentation, the thumbnail everything is awesome
As a Bengali i grew up watching and listening to these stories. 'Nishi r daak' calls 3 times not 2 as far as I can remember those stories from my childhood. (Although in my late 20's I became an oblivion person.)
I just love my bengali ghosts. ❤️ Brought up listening to the stories of petni, sakchunni, brahmadaitta, kondhokata, mamdo and many more. They don't seem so much fierce or dangerous.
Search for "Gaye debe kata" on RUclips if you want to know more about them
West Bengal e ki chele kom poregeche. Je bhoot der valobaste hochhe😂
And thats why I love my "Mechopetni" teeshirt (Because of love of Fish 😂)
@@adityadas9892 E valobasa se valobasa noy re pagla 😀
@@yourssovilina5 e valobasa ta ki amra bujte parbo na. Only Exclusive for Bengali ghosts.
I'm also a bengali, soo it's very enjoyable to listen the folklore about the ghosts of our cast!
Very interesting video 💜
These ghost stories means nostalgia for Bengalis 🥰I just remember my grandfather used to tell stories and we used to listen with fascination ❤️❤️
Listen pretkatha on RUclips channel
As a bengali person, I really appreciate your works on Bengali folklore, its very beautifully executed and explained... Thanks for this❤🥰❤
আপনি কোন পারের ? পশ্চিম না পূর্ব ??
@@soumyadeepsengupta9797 পশ্চিম ❤️ আর আপনি?
@@nasimaktar4998 শাকচুন্নি😢😅
Another fact about Nishi Dak. As you said, if you respond to Nishi Dak, you're a goner. But if you don't, you'll anger her and she'll scratch a nearby tree. This will get reflected as a scratch on your body (similar to an animal paw scratch).
Love this vedio❤...
From West Bengal 🙌
As a Bengali whenever my dadi came to our home she used to tell us all these folklore. Damn this video reminded me of those good old days. 😊
Listen pretkatha on RUclips channel
As a bangali I love these horror stories and legends! ❤
And these types videos are more interesting and knowledgeable than movie explanations..
Thanks for this video! 😊❤
Peace ✌️❤
Let me tell you most mysterious Bengali thing it's the depth of Bengali puss 😂😂😂
দারুন... ( awesome) as a bengali person I appreciate your work.. thanks broo. But we have skondhokata ( headless ghost) , we have jokkho (Yaksha), Mamdo vut, besho ( ghost lives in Bamboo forest)
Awesome...just got reminded of the childhood memories 😅
Our bengali bhoots are not only harmless but cute 🤭💗 I love all the ghost stories
Aap ki tarah?
bongs have now copyright over ghosts n all ohhh sorry every other are bhoiraghoto😂😂😂
Exactly 😂😂😂
Lol😆
Joy Bangla ❤
@@sauravroy4411 what is bong??. This is why we hate u bhakts
If anyone talks about horror literature than no other literature can beat Bengali literature in that particular genre besides other type of genres !!
I used to read a lots of stories which were written by legends like Saradindu Bandapadhya ; Bibhutibhusan Bandapadhya ; Hemendra Kumar Roy ; Sirshendu Mukhapadhya ; Satyajit Ray ; Manjil Sen etc. and it's enough to make goosebumps !! Proud to be Bengali !!
you forget bibhutibhusan bandapadhaya
Can you suggest some books, I've been reading Bengali literature lately and I'm always on the search for new books
Can you suggest some books, i would love to look hindi translations.
@@h.m5386 Could you read ; Bengali sir ?? Then I can suggest some of masterpieces !! And if you can't then I will suggest you some books which are translated in English !!
@@xlr8466 See ; I don't know about Hindi translated Bengali literature ; brother !! But ; I can suggest you some books which are translated in English !! Like the adventures of feluda ; Satyajit Ray Short story collections ; one dozen stories of Satyajit Ray ; Byomkesh Bakshi ; Aranyak by Bibhutibhusan Bandapadhya ( novel) ; pather Panchali ; moon mountain etc.
That sankhachurni story is ...written in the THAKUMAR JHULI ..❤ best in childhood of any bangali kids ...I also blessed with that ..
What u have said is very precise and perfect. All the entities u said they do exist . Well people may laugh at it but it is no laughing matter. I have searched fo t
Oh my , i remembered "thakumar jhuri" nostalgia 🥰
The story about sakhachurni...which we Bengali very well know as sagchunni ...from the stories of thakumar jhuli... 😊 So many memories just got refreshed after hearing that story....
Love the Thumbnails and Intro Music of your video You not only make a video also represents a culture beautifully....As a Bengali Our Culture is everything to us ❤
She is hot as hell but i don't want her.
Khub valo laglo❤️
Superbbbbbb information 👍🙏
3:28 ঠাকুমার ঝুলি ❤️(ठाकुमार झूली)
Our country and its states are so rich culturally....these horror stories and urban legends shows the diversity and uniqueness of our culture.....
Thanks for making videos on this subject ❤❤❤❤❤
Loginion
literally I heard the voice and thought about you I didn't know you had another RUclips channel
Btw lots of love ❤
Who are Bengali... like please 👍😁😊🥰❤
I am
Proud to be a Bengali vut amr put petni amr jhi ram laxman sathe ache korbi amr ki bangla ar vut ar golpo sob somoy sera chilo ar thakbe o Bengali ghost stories: always good many horror and ghosts were thrilling stories of Bengali ghosts.
Thank you Haunting Tube to cover Bengali folklore and presenting these stories in such a beautiful way breaking all these language barriers
Awesome video Bhaijaan 😊😎🥶aur 😅 Haunting update Wale video kub aayegi 🤨
Dude wtf I didn’t know you have 2 channel I used to watch logi wala I love it I subscribed it btw never mind I loved you content gonna subscribe this too ❤❤😂
This video is very entertaining ❤️✨
But there are so many popular ghosts and urban legends of Bengal with their interesting backstories,and as a very old viewer of you I can request, you should make another video on it. Love from Bengal...❤️
Shankhachurni is commonly known "শাঁকচুন্নি" /sankchunni in Bengali and "নীশিডাক" / nishidak calls victims name 3 times..... Love from bengal
Loved it 😜🧟♀️👻☻👍
Where are skondhokata and Mamdo Bhut??? By the way... whatever you are doing it's great...made me think about my childhood...once I was extremely intimidated by NISHI DAK...I COULDN'T SLEEP FOR 2 WEEKS
Sankhachurni/sankhachurnika/shakchunni are called so because the bangles made of conch (sakha) worn by a married Bengali woman are broken when she is widowed. This may be another version of the lore for the name but just thought to add it here. My father has a lot of ghost stories from his childhood and he told this once to me.
I am a Bengali and very happy for this video. I appreciate your research work.
There is another famous ghost folklore in west Bengal and Bangladesh is "Kollakata Bhoot" which means beheaded ghost. As like the name this ghost doesn't have a head. And it's eyes and mouth is on it's belly. It often target those people who walks alone at night. It attacks them and twists their neck which kills them immediately.. It's legend is very famous in Rural and village areas of West Bengal and Bangladesh. Btw Love from Bangladesh ❤
Finally "banglar vut" is come out after the last 2 ghosts hints in last episode ❤. I hope we will see more interesting facts in next video's 😊. Another fact is sankhachurna was created in thakumar jhuli series where she did all the work as per you briefing here😁.
you can explain "PET KATA SHAW" bengali web series,
'Mecho vut', 'Nishi dak', Chiruni(comb) vut all in one❤
Ami recently dekhlam ❤❤❤❤
got those nostalgic vibes!
Wow it's a great video ❤️
But brother that's not sankhachurni, that's Sakhchurni ☠️
U forgot about SKondho-kata(be-headed ghosts) .these are ghosts that u can find on railway tracks or highways due to accidents they have missing heads ,they often throw rocks or beat their chests with hands to hear the echo coming back towards them ,if they dont hear it ,they just run towards that direction, basically like bat echolocation process.
Targets people who return home during their night duty on the way through railway tracks or long lonely highways
*Skondho kata
@@jhumamazumdar276 my bad😅
Not Shankachurness, It's Shakchunni (শাকচুন্নী)
This video takes me back to My childhood. Thank you brother.
Shakchunni Lovers ❤️😂
I started watching your video in 2017 December when I was in class 8.... I am also a Bengali and I just love your vdo ... And still now when I listen your video at mid night it makes me 😖😖😖
Ooo godd finally finally you covered some of the world's best folklores😌
Thank you for this bengali ghost episode...as a bengali ..we have heard most of the ghost stories as you said in our childhood...but there are some that we haven't heard yet...thanks to you ...that's new for us....but interesting I haven't yet seen any of this ghost as I stays in kolkata...❤from kolkata
Osm video❤❤❤❤
I m Bengali and I m fan of your channel since 2020 and now I m soo happy to heard Bengali ghost explained by haunting tube ♥️♥️ thank you soo much❤️❤️and nishi dak is not called nishi dak it's called Nishir dak. And Nishi raat ko aake ya jungles mein ya fir gharki door ki saamne aake bacche ko target karta ha aur agar koi dawaza khol ke chala gya toh isse wapas koi dhund nhi pata 💀 mujhe nhi pta ye nishir dak tha ya kuch aur but jab mein 6-7 saal ka tha tab ek raat mein achanak se uth ke hamari Ghar ki main door ke paas chala gya tha sote hue aur mein door kholne he wala tha lekin meri mom aur meri didi meri mupe paani dekar mujhe hos PE lae the but the creepy thing is mujhe kuch yaad nhi mere sath sachme ye sab hua tha ya nhi subha uthke mom se Maine ye suna 💀💀💀
Love your videos sir......
I am a Bengali myself and i am from West Bengal......
thanks for making this video on our Bengali folklore
These type of video topic are way more interesting than your typical movie explanation. Looking forward for more videos like this❤
I agree with you 💯
Literally u r introducing all Bengali ghosts as Bengali celebrities 😀🤣 You r just a true horror legend , I loved your every video too much bro.
Like who lived in WestBengal ↓
As a Bengali person i am very glad that you do these series... thanks a lot and love from bengal❤❤❤
i was aware of all these ghosts. but didn't quite know their origins. thankyou for this detailed video on bengali bhoots. my personal favourite bengali bhoots are mamdo bhoot, shankchunni, Aleyaa & nishi. love from Bangladesh
Dear Sir,
There was a bramhadaitya used to live on a bel tree situated in my metarnal inches house. My grandfather means my mother's father used to go early morning to his work around 4 am. Then he saw bramhadaitya many times. And there is also a reason that why my grandfather saw him.
And shankhachurni pronounced different in Bengali is called sankhchurni because they are actually married woman. Sometimes due to changes in stars and time some married woman becomes sankhchunni after their death. Mustered is specially used to beat ghost and spirits. And due to my ancestors and parents grandparents are from Village they encountered this type of cases so many times. And my grandfather means my father's father used to beat ghost and spirits. He used to be like a tantrik.
Can't believe you covered "EKANORE", In my childhood my mom used to tell me about 'Ekanore' When I didn't listen to her and was very naughty, my mother used to tell me stories about such ghosts. Best days of life❤❤
Even Bengali ghosts can't resist the fish 🐠😂
I am realley waiting for this only thank u soo much sir😁
Being a Bengali...we listen tooo muchhh horror stories in our childhood by our grandparents....and also these stories are true
Make a playlist of all Folklore you've uploaded!
I honestly will recommend u to hear 2 Sunday Suspense audio stories by Radio Mirchi , Bhogg and Kalratri , if u can understand the language and bring it to the non Bengali audience it will be blow the roof 🔥🔥🔥
Can't agree more , both stories were scary af , I hope he reads your comment
Bengali detected ❤
Not only of sunday suspense, but also of midnight horror station like Kuyo , bhoi, shok
And stories of Sunday suspense like shur , andhokar etc these stories took my night sleep 😂
@@missannya29 can't agree more 😅, Sayak Aman's stories are also scary
@Chittaranjan Majiyeah sure, just search Sunday Suspense Bhog , u will get the story , its an audio story btw
Nobody is talking about the intro music. it's specially made for Bengalis ♥️. Have goosebumps after that . Really Appreciable
We Bengalis need to preserve our tradition as it's the only interesting one in the whole world❤️❤️
My fathers grandmother was killed by nishi dak by breaking her neck and throwing her into a nearby pond and in the morning the main door was open . Also sakchunni and daain was used to scare me in my childhood when i did misbehave .
Btw thanking you for presenting this masterpiece :)
Am from bengol 🕉️ ami valobasi haunting tube channel k ❤️😁
ভূত আমার পুত, পেত্নী আমার ঝি,
রাম লক্ষণ সাথে আছে করবি আমার কি ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
I am from West Benngal And heared many stories of Bhramadatya and sometimes it felt like that were actually real
Part 2 please Dada ❤.......!
আমি বাংলাকে ভালবাসি ❤ ধন্যবাদ 🙏 for shearing our Folklore 😊 our folklore is rich in cultural
Love from West Bengal...❤
Bro you missed skondhokata(head less ghost).those who dies in train accident becomes one.
There are many more! Many types of Pishachs (eg. Brohmopisach, Jol pishach), Jwarasur, Pasang mara, Betal, Dakini, Hakini, etc.......You can see it in TarnathTantrik story book
Plzz explain salem's lot. BTW, Great video as always. Love from Bangladesh ❤❤❤.
Shakchunni's story reminds me of thhakumar jhuli😌 childhood nostalgia❤
My mother once had an experience with bramhadaitya.She was attending a marriage ceremony of a close relative.She used a short cut route to reach there.We bengalis have special time reference of 'bhor dupur' n 'bhor sondhe'.Its more like a prime time of ghosts or spirits.She walked past a field with her open hair during bhor dupur bela.After returning from the ceremony she couldn't sleep, whenever she tried to sleep she dreamt she was being chased by boys of 10-15yrs who were bald & wore the sacred thread or 'poite'.My grandmother made my mother wear a tabiz after pujas,after which slowly my mother could lead a normal life again.She was in class 9 when these happened to her.
Another famous ghost in Bengal is matha kata bhoot..
Its saw probably in train line...
Basically those whose accidents by trains they became matha kata bhoot...
Basically they didn't saw anything but they heard frequently..