Many families can be seen sticking with and contributing to the same line of work for years and decades. There are a lot of families where everyone has a similar background in their line of work. So was the case with Palash Sen, he comes from a family of doctors, where everyone has worked in healthcare for a very long time. 

He was born in Lucknow, brought up in Delhi, and used to stay in Connaught Place’s Railway Colony and Srinagar. He then pursued medical studies at the Guru Teg Bahadur Hospital in New Delhi and the University College of Medical Sciences (UCMS), where he earned an M.B.B.S. Palash started his band Euphoria in college. He had been making songs since his undergraduate days and was using English as his primary language. His debut song, ‘Heaven on the Seventh Floor,’ is thought to be a tribute to his hostel room during college, which was located on the seventh floor.

‘Dhoom Pichuck Dhoom,’ Euphoria’s debut album, was a huge commercial success and a critical success all over the world. Their second album featured the smash song “Maaeri,” which went on to become the most popular song in India in the early 2000s. After releasing seven successful studio albums, one compilation, and 30 music videos, Euphoria went on to become the biggest Indian band.

Palash made his Bollywood debut in the 2001 film Filhaal, which was also starring Tabu and Sushmita Sen and was directed by Meghna Gulzar, a well-known Indian poet and director. After that, he made an appearance in Aisa Yeh Jahan (2015). Palash has made numerous television appearances, including FameX (2006), Channel V Popstars, MTV Rock On (2008), MTV Unplugged (2011), and NDTV Greenathon (2012), among others.

“Kitse” is a testament of the beauty of regional music. It doesn’t just entertain but also encapsulates the essence of Haryana, its emotions and its way of life through the soulful lyrics penned by Mohito. The song paints a vivid and raw picture of the village, its emotions, and the vibrant tapestry of life in the heartland.

What sets “Kitse” apart is its ability to transcend regional boundaries and become a trailblazer for other regional music makers around the world. This song is a testament to how raw thoughts can be seamlessly woven together with contemporary music, creating an exquisite tapestry that resonates with a global audience. The magic of “Kitse” lies in its fusion of modern music with its deep-rooted, traditional influences. Mohito has masterfully blended the old and the new, creating a musical masterpiece that bridges generations and connects souls. His lyrics, delivered with finesse, are not just words but a reflection of the heart and soul of Haryana.

“Kitse” has already taken the digital realm by storm, amassing over 1.2 million views on YouTube. This astounding success is a testament to the song’s universal appeal and the way it touches the hearts of music enthusiasts from all walks of life. But the song is more than just a song, it is a cultural celebration. It’s a reminder of the power of music to unite people, transcending language and geographic barriers. It’s a testament to the fact that great music knows no boundaries and can emerge from any corner of the world.

As Kitse continues to enchant listeners worldwide, it serves as a beacon of hope for regional music. It is a symbol of the rich tapestry of cultures waiting to be explored through music. Mohito and NYN Music have set a high standard for regional artists, inspiring them to create music that resonates not just with their communities but with the entire world.