Kacha Badam: Who is behind the viral trend?
It is said that luck can be kind to anytime, anywhere and most of all, to a peanut seller from West Bengal, India.
Recently, Sri Lankan singer Yohani de Silva gained worldwide fame with her song 'Manike Mege Hete'. This song has gone viral.
The song 'Kacha badam' is most popular on all social media platforms, including Tik Tok, where everyone is sharing their videos, showing the essence of their abilities.
Recently, a video of a Brazilian father and daughter getting the most attention on this song, in which despite their unfamiliar language, their dance moves and having fun ran away from everyone and even those who did not know about this trend. Find out what 'Kacha Badam' really are.
The first video of the song went viral on November 29, 2021 with the voice of Barbhobhan, which has been watched by over 20 million people so far.
Little did Bhubaneswar realize that the song, which was made to sell peanuts, would become so popular that one of the listeners uploaded his video on social media and Bhubanes became a 'star' overnight from a typical peanut seller.
Bhuban Badiyakar is from Karljuri village in West Bengal. In a recent interview with the Times of India, Bhuban expressed his happiness that everyone, including famous celebrities, liked his song so much.
The song can also be seen in the pre-mixed version of YouTube in which there is another singer besides Bhuban.
"I just visited Calcutta for the second time, and the love and the encouragement I received brought tears to my eyes, and best of all, I am no longer just a peanut seller," says Bhuban eswar.
Bhuban, the creator of Kachabadam, was fond of singing in his youth, but his grief did not allow him to grow up, so he is happy that his dream of becoming a Kaglokar came true with the remix version.