Ami Jodi Bhool Kori Ma

Ami Jodi Bhool Kori Ma is a Bengali devotional song performed by Pannalal Bhattacharyya. Released in an unspecified year, the track belongs to the Rabindra Sangeet tradition, a genre of music encompassing the songs and lyrical poems composed by Rabindranath Tagore. The recording spans 3 minutes and 11 seconds in duration.

The song follows the thematic and stylistic conventions of Tagore’s devotional works, often characterized by introspective lyrics and melodic simplicity. Bhattacharyya, a prominent exponent of Rabindra Sangeet, rendered the composition in a vocal format typical of the genre, though specific instrumental accompaniment or production details remain undocumented. No official label or commercial release information is available for this recording, suggesting it may originate from a live performance, archival collection, or privately circulated medium.

Lyrically, Ami Jodi Bhool Kori Ma (transl. *If I Forget You, Mother*) reflects the poet’s recurring motif of divine maternal devotion, addressing the mother figure as both a literal and metaphysical entity. The song’s structure adheres to the Baul and Brahma Sangeet influences present in Tagore’s repertoire, though the exact raag (melodic framework) or taal (rhythmic cycle) employed in this rendition is not explicitly recorded. Bhattacharyya’s interpretation emphasizes the song’s emotional resonance, a hallmark of his vocal style in Rabindra Sangeet performances.

The track’s reception and historical context are not widely documented, and no commercial albums or compilations listing this specific recording have been verified. Pannalal Bhattacharyya’s contributions to Rabindra Sangeet span several decades, with his renditions often preserved in institutional archives or cultural repositories dedicated to Tagore’s musical legacy. Further details regarding the recording session, accompanying artists, or alternate versions of the song require additional sourcing.