Bickram Ghosh, a renowned tabla player and composer, has expressed his joy and pride over Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Grammy 2024 nomination for Abundance in Millets, a musical album that promotes the cultivation and consumption of millets. Ghosh, who is the son of the legendary Pandit Shankar Ghosh, has a stellar career in the world of music, having collaborated with masters like Ali Akbar Khan and Pandit Ravi Shankar. He also has an Oscar contention for his original score in the film JAL, and has been part of four Grammy-nominated albums and one Grammy-winning album.
In an exclusive interview, Ghosh shared his thoughts on Prime Minister Modi’s Grammy nomination, which he considers a historic and significant moment for India and its culture. He said that the nomination proves that India is a global power in music and that the Prime Minister has shown his vision and leadership in promoting millets, which are nutritious, sustainable and climate-resilient crops. He also praised the musical quality and diversity of Abundance in Millets, which features various artists and genres from across the country.
Ghosh, who is busy promoting his latest album Glorious India, which is an instrumental tribute to the beauty and diversity of India, said that he hopes that Prime Minister Modi’s Grammy nomination will inspire more Indians to pursue music and appreciate the rich heritage and potential of millets. He said that he is looking forward to the Grammy Awards ceremony in 2024, where he hopes that the Prime Minister will win the coveted trophy and make the nation proud.
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