Mrinal Dev Burman

Mrinal Dev Burman (born September 6, 1978) is an Indian Bollywood music composer and artist, known for his work in Hindi and Assamese films. He has contributed to the Indian music industry through background scores and songs in various films. 
Burman is also recognized for composing devotional songs. Some of his well-known tracks include "Yeshu Pyare," "Mahima Karoon," and "Daya Ke Sagar Yeshu."
==Early life==
Burman was born on September 6, 1978, in Khudrafaladi, Barpeta district, Assam, India. He was raised in his maternal grandmother's house in Assam. As a child, he displayed a natural affinity for music, often playing the bamboo flute, a traditional Assamese instrument and the harmonium. His family affectionately called him "MDB," a name that has persisted throughout his career.
Burman's formal journey into music began when he moved to Mumbai, where he studied under the guidance of his guru, the late S.R. Rajan Sharma. His passion for music deepened after discovering the works of Sir James Roy Horner, whose compositions for films like Titanic greatly influenced him. However, he struggled to establish himself in Mumbai’s competitive film industry.
==Career==
Burman made his breakthrough in the Bollywood music industry as a background music composer for the film Tension Mat le Yaar in 2012, with composer Bipulendra Haloi. In 2013, he gained recognition as part of the composer duo “Bipulendra Mrinaal,” for the film Zindagi Jalebi. 
Since then, he has composed music for a variety of Hindi and Assamese films. His works include background scores and songs for films such as Prem Sankat (2016), Parivartan (2012), Jiyo Baat Bahadur No-1 (2019), and Hopun Hapun Hoiye Rol (2011). His contributions also include working as a background music composer and sound fx designer in the film “Rishta Anjana” and background music composer for the film “Pratishtha.”
Mrinal is currently involved in several ongoing projects, including The Light, The Truth of Life, and The Universe, which are in both Hindi and English. He continues to work on various projects, including films and documentaries such as Reflexion and Parivartaan.
Mrinal incorporates music into holistic practices by engaging in music therapy, healing, and meditation. He has released various devotional tracks that have gained popularity, including songs like "Yeshu Pyare," “Daya Ke Sagar Yeshu,” and "Mahima Karoon." 
His works are available on various digital platforms, including Gaana, Apple Music, and YouTube, where several of his tracks have gained popularity. 
==Discography==
# Tension Mat le yaar (2012)
# Zindagi Jalebi (2013)
# Prem Sankat (2016)
# Parivartan, Reflection (2012)
# Jiyo Baat Bahadur No. 1 (2019)
# Hopun Hapun Hoiye Rol (2011) (Assamese film)
# Rishta Anjana (short film)
# Reflexion (documentary)
# Abhadra (Assamese feature film)
# 9'O, Clock (film)
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* Mrinal Dev Burman on YouTube
* Mrinal Dev Burman on Apple Music
* Mrinal Dev Burman on Spotify
* Mrinal Dev Burman on Ganna
* Mrinal Dev Burman on Jio Saavn
Category:1978 births
Category:Hindi film score composers
Category:Indian male composers
Category:Indian artists
Category:Indian people