Abhijit Majumdar Passes Away at 54
On January 25, 2026, the Odia music industry lost one of its brightest stars. Abhijit Majumdar, a beloved music composer and singer, passed away at the age of 54. He was receiving treatment at AIIMS Bhubaneswar for high blood pressure and liver disease. His death has left a deep void in the hearts of music lovers across Odisha.
Who Was Abhijit Majumdar?
Abhijit Majumdar was born in Cuttack, Odisha. He started his musical journey in 1991 and never looked back. Over three decades, he composed music for more than 700 songs. His work spread across Odia films, music albums, and Sambalpuri projects. People lovingly called him the “Melody King” because of his gift for creating beautiful, touching songs.
He leaves behind his wife, Ranjita, and their son, along with millions of fans who will always cherish his music.
His Final Days
Abhijit Majumdar’s health started declining in early September 2025. He was first admitted to a private hospital in Cuttack before being moved to AIIMS Bhubaneswar on September 4, 2025. Although he was briefly moved out of the ICU, complications related to his health conditions ultimately took his life.
The news of his passing brought an outpouring of grief. Fans, fellow musicians, and political leaders all paid tribute to the legendary composer, marking the end of a golden era in Odia music.
His Contribution to Odia Cinema
Abhijit Majumdar worked on many popular Odia films. Some of his notable works include:
- Love Story
- Sister Sridevi
- Golmaal Love
- Mr. Majnu
- Sundargarh Ra Salman Khan
Each of these films featured his magical compositions that became instant hits with audiences.
Remembering Him Through His Famous Songs
Abhijit Majumdar created countless melodies that became part of Odisha’s musical soul. Here are some of his most loved songs that will keep his memory alive:
“Kuade Gala se Nakera Guna”
This song became a household favorite and is still played at celebrations across Odisha.
“Ajana Bate Ajana Hate”
This track showcased his ability to blend emotions with perfect musical arrangements.
“E Salu Tu Kebe Asilu”
“To Surmayee Akhire” from the film Love 420
A romantic number that became a chartbuster.
“Balika Badhu”
A melodious composition that showcased his versatility.
“DJ Wala Dance” from Hero No. 1
A high-energy dance number that lit up the dance floors.
A Legacy That Lives On
Abhijit Majumdar was more than just a music composer. He was an emotion for the people of Odisha. His songs played at weddings, festivals, celebrations, and even quiet evenings when people needed comfort. His music spoke the language of the heart.
With over 700 songs to his credit, he created a treasure of melodies that will be passed down through generations. Each song carries his signature touch – simple yet profound, traditional yet modern, and always straight from the heart.
What made Abhijit Majumdar special was his connection with ordinary people. His songs weren’t just for the elite or the urban crowd. They reached every corner of Odisha – from cities to remote villages. Whether it was a farmer in the fields or a student in the city, everyone found something to love in his music.
He understood what his audience wanted. He gave them songs they could sing along to, dance to, and feel deeply. His music brought people together and gave voice to their emotions.
Final Goodbye
The death of Abhijit Majumdar is a huge loss for Odia culture and music. But while he may no longer be with us, his songs will continue to play on. Every time someone hums “Papulire Mo Hata Papulire” or dances to “DJ Wala Dance,” his spirit will live on.
The Melody King may have left us, but his melodies will never die. They will continue to bring joy, comfort, and happiness to millions of people for years to come.
Rest in peace, Abhijit Majumdar. Your music will forever echo in our hearts.
