Kolkata, West Bengal — In a world that often separates art from activism, Debarati Mitra stands tall as a radiant exception—a renowned artiste, writer, and social worker whose life is a vibrant confluence of soulful music, cultural richness, and deep-rooted compassion for humanity. A name that resonates with grace in the world of Rabindra Sangeet, Debarati is much more than a musical performer—she is a force of cultural representation, community upliftment, and artistic excellence.
🎶 A Journey Etched in Melody
Described by her audience as an exponent singer of Rabindra Sangeet with a distinctive style and well-modulated voice, Debarati’s musical journey reflects sheer versatility. Trained and seasoned in Tagore songs, Nazrul Geeti, Ghazals, Bhajans, and modern compositions in multiple languages, she has successfully built a bridge between classical heritage and contemporary appeal.
Her repertoire also includes devotional songs, folk music, and rare Indian melodies—from Sambalpuri’s “Rangabati” to Rajasthani folk like “Kattey”—symbolizing her untamed spirit to explore India’s musical treasures.
Her popular albums include:
- 🎼 Mon Janala (Saregama)
- 🎼 Amar Mon Jokhon Jagli Na Re (T-Series)
- 🎼 Mon Mahiya (UD Series)
- 🎼 Shradhyanjali – A tribute to Kishore Kumar, where she holds the rare distinction of being the only female singer to perform his abstract songs, released by Ghathani Music.
🌍 Cultural Envoy of India
As an empanelled artiste with the Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) and Delhi Sangeet Natak Akademi, Debarati has performed across international stages as a Musical Representative of Indian Culture. Her mission—to introduce Indian traditional and folk music, especially Tagore songs, to the global audience—has taken her to numerous countries, leaving an indelible impact wherever she performs.
🏛️ Honored by the Nation
In March 2013, Debarati was specially invited as a Presidential Guest, sharing space and grace with Former President Shri Pranab Mukherjee and Smt. Suvra Mukherjee—a moment of deep pride and national recognition.
Her talent has been consistently celebrated:
- 🏆 Sharad Ananya Sanman – Tripura Government
- 🏆 Kalakriti Award – Government of Uttar Pradesh
- 🏆 Manna Hemanta Smarak Sanman
- 🏆 DASABHUJA Award (2022)
- 🏆 Sera Nari Sanman (2023)
- 🏆 Adhikari Group Family Award
- And many more accolades from Assam, Bengal, and beyond.
🖋️ The Literary Soul
Beyond the stage, Debarati is also a profound writer and poet. Her celebrated novel EKA (Proma Prokashoni) resonated with thousands, and its much-awaited sequel Thikana is set for release soon. Her poetry collection “Bhalobasar Chhobi” was recently launched at the 2025 Kolkata Book Fair, adding yet another jewel to her multifaceted crown.
❤️ Music with a Mission: The Social Worker Behind the Song
Debarati’s heart beats for the unprivileged and underrepresented. As the Founder of Arupratan – An Institute of Art & Culture, and Joint Secretary of the Atal Bihari Shatobarsho Samity, she has been consistently working with tribal children, Divyang kids, and street performers, teaching them music, dance, and art while helping them perform on grand stages.
Her initiatives include:
- 🎂 Celebrating birthdays of underprivileged children
- 🎒 Sponsoring education for talented students facing financial hurdles
- 🧥 Distributing clothes and essentials during Durga Puja and winters
- 🚍 Organizing tours and outings to help them dream beyond boundaries
- 🐾 Supporting an Animal Rescue Centre, advocating for the rights of street dogs and cats
🕊️ Faith, Discipline, and Devotion
Debarati’s spiritual journey began early—as a 14-year-old disciple of Swami Bhuteshwananda Maharaj ji of Belur Math. Her life is deeply inspired by the teachings of Sri Ramakrishna Mission, and she walks the path of truth, discipline, and divine devotion. She believes that music is a form of worship, and service to humanity is service to God.
🌟 A Legacy in Motion
From her days as a regular artiste of Rajya Sangeet Akademi (Bengal) before 2012, to working with KIIT University and Kalinga TV (2014–2022), Debarati’s commitment to cultural enrichment and social service has remained unwavering.
Whether it’s raising her voice in melody or for the voiceless, Debarati Mitra’s presence is felt not just in auditoriums but in hearts—where art becomes activism, and music becomes a movement.
For bookings, collaborations, or social initiatives:
📞 Phone: 9836445753 / 9830445753
📍 Location: West Bengal, India
“A little effort to make society more beautiful.” — Debarati Mitra