Your reactions to our songs are a reward on its own. You have been a part of our journey since Season 1. This Season will be full of surprises! And we can’t wait to hear more from you on Season 2. Thank you from Coke Studio Bangla.
Thank you so much on the kind words!! I’ve always said I’m the official coke studio reaction channel haha!! Love what you guys are doing! The vibes are great and love what you all stand for!!! Coke Studio BANGLA is the BEST!
The name Murir Tin has double meaning. Muri is "Puffed rice" and Tin means a container made of steel. so Murir Tin is a container where you keep your Puffed Rice. The thing Mithun Chakra was using as a percussion at the beginning of the track is actually a Murir Tin! But it was also a cute name given to a type of colorful local bus back in the 80's and 90s because the conception used to be that they made the body of the bus by literally reforming and putting together lots of Puffed Rice containers and instead of puffed rice it contained passengers. it used to run in different regions of Bangladesh, very slow but packed with people. the bus fare used to be the cheapest. which was why it was very popular among the public. The song is about the things that happen or the conversations that takes place in the bus. no matter where the bus is at, they are the same. unifying the regions. you also see/hear lot of things happening simultaneously both in the song and on the stage, kind of chaotic in nature. the real scenario while you are riding that bus is also the same. i think they absolutely nailed the essence of being a passenger in a Murir Tin. The song here was sung in Bangla but in three different regional dialects. Though it is tough to say these languages are dialects. It seems almost new languages. Even we Bangali had to look at the subtitles to understand the lyrics! The Khulnaiya dialect is little bit close to the standard Bangla. Intro and the hook - Chatgaiyan(Chittagong division), 1st Rap - Sylheti(Sylhet division), 2nd Rap - Khulnaiya(Barisal division). The song in three different dialects also bears a different feel to the people of Bangladesh because it's the month of international mother language day. on 21st February 1952 lots of people gave their lives to protect their mother tongue(Bangla). the government armed forces opened fire on the unarmed public who were protesting against the government for trying to make Urdu the national language where majority of the people in undivided Pakistan spoke Bangla. The song has four perspective, first singer is the passanger who become annoyed with bus and journey, the background vocal is helper who helps people to ride on or off from bus instructs driver about front, 2nd singer (Sylhet guy) is conductor who collects fare and arrange passanger inside the bus and third one (Toufiq) is the bus driver who complaints on road and passanger.... Its typical for us.
Costume is colourful because it was dropped at the day of "Pahela Basanta" or 1st day of spring in Bangladesh. (Bengali month "Falgun" which starts spring season in Bangladesh). Also Bangladesh is the only country to have 6 seasons in a year. Grishma (Summer), Barsha (Rainy), Sharat (Autumn), Hemanta (Late Autumn), Shhet (Winter), Bashanta (Spring).
Murir Tin is actually a Rectangular Pot made of Tin (Thin Metal) to keep Muri (Puffed Rice). In Bangladesh, we actually refers Old Rusty Small Local Buses to Murir Tin as even this buses are small and not in good shape or condition they will take as many passengers as possible (twice or trice to the number of seats available) on these buses same like stuffing a pot with puffed rice till it has any space left. This song tells the story of local bus rides which we all middle-class Bangladeshi can relate to, have had experiences of this in our everyday life.
First of all Sylheti and Chittagongian not recognised language 🙃 But If we think Sylheti and Chittagongian are seperet but Khulna🤣 How? Khulna is totally part of Bengali language
If we say, literally it’s a tribute to our mother tongue by coke studio Bangla to our Mother Language Day or International Mother Language Day 21st February by combining the three dialects (Chatgaiya- local language of Chottogram- Eastern part of Bangladesh, Shylotee- the local language of Sylhet, which one of the ancient form of Bozrobuli, Bengali language form- North-Eastern part of Bangladesh, and last of all Khulnaia- local language of the people of Khulna /Shatkhira- southern part of Bangladesh) Bangla is the only language of the world for which we have a movement in 1952 and some heroic sons sacrificed their lives by gun shot against the then Pakistani autocratic government. So, it's a homage to those for whose sacrifice now we can speak Bangla as our state language. @Sunny, I think you will be astonished to hear about our language movement if you googlise throughout the internet. Thanks 🙏
It's a traditional Bangali song 🇧🇩 It is history of our riding Local bus 😂 and cook studio authors used 3 type of bangali dialect ( chattagram, sylet, khulna) Thanks for reviewing this type of traditional Bangali song ❤️🇧🇩
I think knowing a few things would make the song funnier Boddarhat-chowkbazar-anderkilla-newmarket: The conductors call out the stoppage names to get more passengers. Going to the rear: There are so many people on board that it gets impossible to get a seat, so a lot of them gotta stand in between the seats. But a few would cluster around the entrance making it seem like there's no space to stand. Chuijhal curry: a special curry belonging to the southwest region of BD. There's like a ton of easter eggs for the general Bangladeshi listeners. Especially if you've ridden public buses. They're loud, overcrowded, chaotic.
Even every Bangali can't understand "chatgaya" language (the language used in the song)! Only those who are from Chittagong root can understand chatgaya language... Proud to be a "chatgaya" Bangali 😊
this is all about our local bus things its happen when we are so close to go somewhere basically ,chittagong ,khulna and sylhet are based on their songs mean
@@mesbaulalam7418 you think MURIR TIN is only limited to Chattagram... 🤣....????? FYI..so earlier ego even British ruler's period to the whole city of Dhaka 'MURIR TEEN ' was used to run regular way...
Bro pre patition the greater Bengal had was known for literature and music because of robindronath Tagore...you should react to robindro sangeet those are jems ....Since its spring season plz get bk to us with a phagun haway haway reaction.
This song is used in three languages. The whole song is in Chittagonian language song, and the first rap is in Sylheti language, the second rap is in Khulna (Bengali) language.
Halugaitte murir tin means the bus of Kalurghat. The main Singer is performing Chattogram's native language. Driver serves Khulna and rapper performing Sylhety
Murir Tin means, Muri meant Puffed Rice and Tin mean, a Container, is made of Anti-mony Sb and Indium. Latin Name is - Stannum Sn (The Chemical symbol Sn comes from the Latin word Stannum.) It is a Metallic element. To understand this, you have to know Science! 🤔🤗🙂😉
You can Check Sami Yusuf Latest live concerts in Holland & Dubai. His Music contains almost 50 musician in same stage. I'm 1000% sure you'll enjoy that.
Here the Chitainge language of the Chatgaonians and the Siloti of Sylhet are both independent distinct languages and the language of Khulna (dialect of Bengali). Chitainge language is 75th and Siloti language is 95th among the world's distinct languages. Chitainge language Boinga (Bengalis < non-Chatgaonians) can't even understand.. Disagree Those are the people of Chatgaon Bengalis are still called Boinga from the early days. Outside of Chittang area (Chittang, Hill Chittang, Cox's Bazar) everyone is called Boinga or Chittang also has Boinga.
Murir Tin - are the old rusty anytime accident can happen type local buses of Bangladesh. Even though there are no health and safety checks or drivers can care less; only hope for them is the GOD. To be honest even GOD or Angels will NOT take these buses. Not only the rusty buses but the roads are also quite dangerous. However, things are changing these days or so I hope 😂🙂🙏
Brother check out Arjit Singh new trending#5 song ( pyaar hota kayi baar hai) from the movie tu jhooti mai maakar - 47million views on T-Series 🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️🙏🇮🇳
Here the Chitainge language of the Chatgaonians and the Siloti of Sylhet are both independent distinct languages and the language of Khulna (dialect of Bengali). Chitainge language is 75th and Siloti language is 95th among the world's distinct languages. Chitainge language Boinga (Bengalis < non-Chatgaonians) can't even understand.. Disagree Those are the people of Chatgaon Bengalis are still called Boinga from the early days. Outside of Chittang area (Chittang, Hill Chittang, Cox's Bazar) everyone is called Boinga or Chittang also has Boinga.
Here the Chitainge language of the Chatgaonians and the Siloti of Sylhet are both independent distinct languages and the language of Khulna (dialect of Bengali). Chitainge language is 75th and Siloti language is 95th among the world's distinct languages. Chitainge language Boinga (Bengalis < non-Chatgaonians) can't even understand.. Disagree Those are the people of Chatgaon Bengalis are still called Boinga from the early days. Outside of Chittang area (Chittang, Hill Chittang, Cox's Bazar) everyone is called Boinga or Chittang also has Boinga.
Your reactions to our songs are a reward on its own. You have been a part of our journey since Season 1. This Season will be full of surprises! And we can’t wait to hear more from you on Season 2.
Thank you from Coke Studio Bangla.
Suiii
Thank you so much on the kind words!! I’ve always said I’m the official coke studio reaction channel haha!! Love what you guys are doing! The vibes are great and love what you all stand for!!! Coke Studio BANGLA is the BEST!
This is what people face when people travel through local buses in Bangladesh. we can relate with every single sentence of this song..
The name Murir Tin has double meaning. Muri is "Puffed rice" and Tin means a container made of steel. so Murir Tin is a container where you keep your Puffed Rice. The thing Mithun Chakra was using as a percussion at the beginning of the track is actually a Murir Tin!
But it was also a cute name given to a type of colorful local bus back in the 80's and 90s because the conception used to be that they made the body of the bus by literally reforming and putting together lots of Puffed Rice containers and instead of puffed rice it contained passengers. it used to run in different regions of Bangladesh, very slow but packed with people. the bus fare used to be the cheapest. which was why it was very popular among the public.
The song is about the things that happen or the conversations that takes place in the bus. no matter where the bus is at, they are the same. unifying the regions. you also see/hear lot of things happening simultaneously both in the song and on the stage, kind of chaotic in nature. the real scenario while you are riding that bus is also the same. i think they absolutely nailed the essence of being a passenger in a Murir Tin.
The song here was sung in Bangla but in three different regional dialects.
Though it is tough to say these languages are dialects. It seems almost new languages. Even we Bangali had to look at the subtitles to understand the lyrics! The Khulnaiya dialect is little bit close to the standard Bangla.
Intro and the hook - Chatgaiyan(Chittagong division),
1st Rap - Sylheti(Sylhet division),
2nd Rap - Khulnaiya(Barisal division).
The song in three different dialects also bears a different feel to the people of Bangladesh because it's the month of international mother language day. on 21st February 1952 lots of people gave their lives to protect their mother tongue(Bangla). the government armed forces opened fire on the unarmed public who were protesting against the government for trying to make Urdu the national language where majority of the people in undivided Pakistan spoke Bangla.
The song has four perspective, first singer is the passanger who become annoyed with bus and journey, the background vocal is helper who helps people to ride on or off from bus instructs driver about front, 2nd singer (Sylhet guy) is conductor who collects fare and arrange passanger inside the bus and third one (Toufiq) is the bus driver who complaints on road and passanger.... Its typical for us.
খুলনা বরিশালের বিভাগের ভিতরে কবে আসলো? খুলনা নিজেই তো একটা বিভাগ
খুলনা বরিশাল বিভাগ কি আওলা লাগায় দিলাইন
@@TheEconProduction1 👌
you are bad in geography!!! Khulna itself is a Division. It's not inside Barisal division... both are separate divisions.
Thanks to all for the correction. I know Khulna is a separate division. It was totally an unintentional mistake. Take ❤
Costume is colourful because it was dropped at the day of "Pahela Basanta" or 1st day of spring in Bangladesh. (Bengali month "Falgun" which starts spring season in Bangladesh). Also Bangladesh is the only country to have 6 seasons in a year. Grishma (Summer),
Barsha (Rainy), Sharat (Autumn), Hemanta (Late Autumn), Shhet (Winter), Bashanta (Spring).
Murir Tin is actually a Rectangular Pot made of Tin (Thin Metal) to keep Muri (Puffed Rice). In Bangladesh, we actually refers Old Rusty Small Local Buses to Murir Tin as even this buses are small and not in good shape or condition they will take as many passengers as possible (twice or trice to the number of seats available) on these buses same like stuffing a pot with puffed rice till it has any space left. This song tells the story of local bus rides which we all middle-class Bangladeshi can relate to, have had experiences of this in our everyday life.
there are 3 dialects of Bangladesh. 1. Chatgaiya (Chittagong) 2. Sylheti (Sylhet) 3. Khulna (Khulna)
First of all Sylheti and Chittagongian not recognised language 🙃 But If we think Sylheti and Chittagongian are seperet but Khulna🤣 How? Khulna is totally part of Bengali language
Accent* not language
Guys it's dialect 🥲
Misleading information. They all are same language but different dialects
Dialects, but two are actually language
People who have travelled by those rusty old local buses, can feel this song.
If we say, literally it’s a tribute to our mother tongue by coke studio Bangla to our Mother Language Day or International Mother Language Day 21st February by combining the three dialects (Chatgaiya- local language of Chottogram- Eastern part of Bangladesh, Shylotee- the local language of Sylhet, which one of the ancient form of Bozrobuli, Bengali language form- North-Eastern part of Bangladesh, and last of all Khulnaia- local language of the people of Khulna /Shatkhira- southern part of Bangladesh) Bangla is the only language of the world for which we have a movement in 1952 and some heroic sons sacrificed their lives by gun shot against the then Pakistani autocratic government. So, it's a homage to those for whose sacrifice now we can speak Bangla as our state language. @Sunny, I think you will be astonished to hear about our language movement if you googlise throughout the internet. Thanks 🙏
Thank you for this!!!!
It's a traditional Bangali song 🇧🇩
It is history of our riding Local bus 😂 and cook studio authors used 3 type of bangali dialect ( chattagram, sylet, khulna)
Thanks for reviewing this type of traditional Bangali song ❤️🇧🇩
The colour you mentioned in the beginning it represent the colourful spring season which have started on the very same day of this song published.
I think knowing a few things would make the song funnier
Boddarhat-chowkbazar-anderkilla-newmarket: The conductors call out the stoppage names to get more passengers.
Going to the rear: There are so many people on board that it gets impossible to get a seat, so a lot of them gotta stand in between the seats. But a few would cluster around the entrance making it seem like there's no space to stand.
Chuijhal curry: a special curry belonging to the southwest region of BD.
There's like a ton of easter eggs for the general Bangladeshi listeners. Especially if you've ridden public buses. They're loud, overcrowded, chaotic.
you're back!!!!!
Yes sirrr!!!
Love from Bangladesh ❤ bro🇧🇩
Bruh u deserve more love...lots of 💕
I appreciate you bro! You do as well!
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Even every Bangali can't understand "chatgaya" language (the language used in the song)! Only those who are from Chittagong root can understand chatgaya language...
Proud to be a "chatgaya" Bangali 😊
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
Coke studio Bangladesh
I am from Bangladesh Chittagong
this is all about our local bus things
its happen when we are so close to go somewhere
basically ,chittagong ,khulna and sylhet are based on their songs mean
It’s always enjoyable seeing your reaction
Thank you so much for being here brother!!
Thank you for your reaction❤️🇧🇩
Fav snacks of bengali jhal muri and fuchka. Basically for boys it's jhal muri and for girls it's fuchka 😄😄😁😁
Murir tin it's Chittagonian language, means "oldest bus".
@@mesbaulalam7418 you think MURIR TIN is only limited to Chattagram... 🤣....????? FYI..so earlier ego even British ruler's period to the whole city of Dhaka 'MURIR TEEN ' was used to run regular way...
Let's make a tour in our beloved Bangladesh 🌺🇧🇩
Welcome you to our motherland
The number of ads increase by number when using PC. Anyways it's really nice that you are exploring desi music.
Your reaction videos are so entertaining! Amazing 👏
Thank you so much!!
They used three local languages of Bangladesh. Thank you for reacting
Love from🇧🇩❤️
yeahhhh bro
Love form Bangladesh 🇧🇩💗
Bro pre patition the greater Bengal had was known for literature and music because of robindronath Tagore...you should react to robindro sangeet those are jems ....Since its spring season plz get bk to us with a phagun haway haway reaction.
This song is used in three languages. The whole song is in Chittagonian language song, and the first rap is in Sylheti language, the second rap is in Khulna (Bengali) language.
No. 1 language (Bengali/Bangla), 3 accents- Chottogram, Sylhet and Khulna.
@@tariqulislam95 No away, Chittagonian, Sylheti language separated language, not Bengali.
My Bangladesh 🇧🇩🇧🇩
Halugaitte murir tin means the bus of Kalurghat. The main Singer is performing Chattogram's native language. Driver serves Khulna and rapper performing Sylhety
Nice to see you back...
That was good fun... They basically sang in 3 different dialects... Making fun of crappy old buses... Loved it 🤣
❤️❤️❤️
Where do you reacted coke studio season 1sunny p
It’s in a playlist!
I’m from Bangladesh ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thanks !
The return XD
Love from Sylhet and Sylheti language...
tawfiue he's a genius hiphop musician. we call him eminem of bangladesh.
Really?!
yo
Please try 'mory jak'😊😊
I am it gonna blow your mind in weekend vibe😊
Hi iam a bangladeshi 😎🇧🇩
My beloved mother tongue "Chittagongian"
Its dialect language of Chittagong in Bangladesh. I speak in this language after Bengali. 😂😂😂
Love from Bangladesh ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
You missed so many Masterpieces from Coke studio Bangla S2...
1. Dewana
2. Kotha koiyo na
3. Deora
4. Shondhatara
5. Nodirkul
I did not miss anything. I simply haven’t done them.
Wow 😲
I am here also
Rapper Is Pollob Vai.....Really Talented Guy
Clothes names Fatua, Punjabi, and regular Hawaiian but Bangladeshi style 🙃
Elementry my dear! It’s all about element? 😉
wanna feel this song??? . u need to visit chittagong ang get on one of those murir tin bus
Murir Tin means, Muri meant Puffed Rice and Tin mean, a Container, is made of Anti-mony Sb and Indium. Latin Name is - Stannum Sn (The Chemical symbol Sn comes from the Latin word Stannum.) It is a Metallic element. To understand this, you have to know Science! 🤔🤗🙂😉
I like your face and reaction
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You can Check Sami Yusuf Latest live concerts in Holland & Dubai. His Music contains almost 50 musician in same stage. I'm 1000% sure you'll enjoy that.
Here the Chitainge language of the Chatgaonians and the Siloti of Sylhet are both independent distinct languages and the language of Khulna (dialect of Bengali). Chitainge language is 75th and Siloti language is 95th among the world's distinct languages. Chitainge language Boinga (Bengalis < non-Chatgaonians) can't even understand.. Disagree Those are the people of Chatgaon Bengalis are still called Boinga from the early days. Outside of Chittang area (Chittang, Hill Chittang, Cox's Bazar) everyone is called Boinga or Chittang also has Boinga.
Awesome
I think by murir tin they meant a local bus.
They did.
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Bro If you want to feel the real emotion of this song..then you will have to come Bangladesh and have a ride on local bus...🫠🫠
Murir Tin - are the old rusty anytime accident can happen type local buses of Bangladesh. Even though there are no health and safety checks or drivers can care less; only hope for them is the GOD. To be honest even GOD or Angels will NOT take these buses. Not only the rusty buses but the roads are also quite dangerous. However, things are changing these days or so I hope 😂🙂🙏
This Is Our Chattgaya Language 😌
Tell that what is that meaning
Murrir tin means Puffed rice tin
Rorur hou
Ki (কি)
React on "Dhamaka" & "Jhumka "
A bussy puff.
Please react on : dhamaka(SHAFAYAT)
pls make a reaction vdo on " DAAKPEON" ..
You can REAC. minar Rahman/ imran er Song/
I Love আমি তোমাকে🇧🇩🥀🇧🇩🥀🇧🇩 ভালোবাসি❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
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Bro you need to come to Bangladesh and ride on a local bus.only then you can understand the true meaning of the song!!
Khulna ❤❤
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এখানে সব কমেন্টই বাংলাদেশিদের এবং তারা বিভিন্ন ভাবে গানকে ব্যাখ্যা করতেছে। আমার প্রশ্ন তাদের ব্যাখ্যাগুলো কে পড়তেছে বা বুঝতেছে?
I Love you
i luv u
With a possy pup
What? An American is watching coke studio Bangla season 2 ! That's weird ! Americans doesn't watch a Bangla video!!!
Sheeeehhh. I’ve reacted to all season 1 over a year ago
@@YoSunnyP why
Brother check out Arjit Singh new trending#5 song ( pyaar hota kayi baar hai) from the movie tu jhooti mai maakar - 47million views on T-Series 🔥🔥🔥🔥❤️🙏🇮🇳
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
Here the Chitainge language of the Chatgaonians and the Siloti of Sylhet are both independent distinct languages and the language of Khulna (dialect of Bengali). Chitainge language is 75th and Siloti language is 95th among the world's distinct languages. Chitainge language Boinga (Bengalis < non-Chatgaonians) can't even understand.. Disagree Those are the people of Chatgaon Bengalis are still called Boinga from the early days. Outside of Chittang area (Chittang, Hill Chittang, Cox's Bazar) everyone is called Boinga or Chittang also has Boinga.
Here the Chitainge language of the Chatgaonians and the Siloti of Sylhet are both independent distinct languages and the language of Khulna (dialect of Bengali). Chitainge language is 75th and Siloti language is 95th among the world's distinct languages. Chitainge language Boinga (Bengalis < non-Chatgaonians) can't even understand.. Disagree Those are the people of Chatgaon Bengalis are still called Boinga from the early days. Outside of Chittang area (Chittang, Hill Chittang, Cox's Bazar) everyone is called Boinga or Chittang also has Boinga.