Mumbai, June 25, 2025:The cultural spirit of Assam reverberated through the elegant halls of Taj Santacruz as renowned Indian classical vocalist and music therapist Anubhuti Kakoty Goswami delivered a moving performance at the grand Bishnu Rabha Divas celebration on June 20.
Organized by the Assamese community in Mumbai, the event was graced by Union Minister for Ports, Shipping & Waterways and AYUSH, Shri Sarbananda Sonowal, alongside a distinguished audience of dignitaries, cultural patrons, and celebrated artists.
Anubhuti’s performance paid a heartfelt tribute to Kalaguru Bishnu Prasad Rabha, showcasing the timeless relevance of his compositions as both musical masterpieces and powerful instruments of emotional and cultural healing. Blending intricate classical alaaps with evocative Assamese folk rhythms, she created a soul-stirring soundscape that deeply resonated with the audience.
Reflecting on Rabha’s enduring influence, Anubhuti remarked, “Rabha’s music is not just art—it is therapy. His melodies stir the soul and awaken the human spirit, making them timeless tools for healing and reflection.”
The evening witnessed a rare convergence of artistic brilliance, featuring acclaimed names such as violin virtuoso Sunita Bhuyan, National Award-winning composer Dhruba Jyoti Phookan, and popular singer-composer Nilotpal Bora, making it a landmark celebration of Assamese musical heritage.
Amidst this illustrious lineup, Anubhuti’s performance stood out for its emotional depth and unique integration of Indian classical music and music therapy—further solidifying her reputation as a cultural ambassador and healer through sound.
The celebration was not only a tribute to Kalaguru Bishnu Rabha’s extraordinary legacy but also a profound reminder of music’s enduring power to heal, unite, and preserve cultural identity.
