An extraordinary talent has been spotted at Raiganj, Uttar Dinajpur district, West Bengal. One temporary Physics lab assistant at Surendranath Mahavidyalaya can produce the voice of a cuckoo, peacock, sparrow or buck. He can also produce the sound of a storm through his voice. He can make different kinds of songs with tabla while whistling. The man with this rare talent is named Krishanu Kundur. The 56-year-old man had a hobby of playing music in his childhood, though it was also different from the rest. The artist used to stick his tongue between his teeth and change the scale while playing the tabla in the same rhythm. He can also sing while whistling. In Bengali, many people call it Titkari cut. While talking to Local18, Krishanu Kundur said that whistling in India symbolises poking or teasing someone; while in European countries, it is popularly known as Whistling Singing.
A function was organised recently in the college where he orchestrated a play with all the non-teaching students of the college. Krishanu whistled the calls of various animals and birds to create the forest environment in the play. Be it the calls of animals or birds, this artist sings Angargal by whistling, which often surprises everyone.
Similar to this rare talent which uses the throat, a man named Choyon Chakraborty, a resident of Mahishadal, located in the district of East Midnapore possesses the ability to play the mouth organ instrument with the help of its nose. According to the information by Local18, Choyon has a lot of records and accolades to his name, thanks to his talent. Among the locals, he is known as a skilful mouth organ artiste, who can effortlessly play with his nose and mouth for hours. Choyon’s name is listed in the Limca Book of Records for playing the mouth organ for 12 hours non-stop. He has also appeared in several reality shows which premiered on private TV Channels in West Bengal.
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