After the dialogues and songs of the film ‘Pushpa’, the song ‘Kacha Badam’ is trending on social media these days. Whoever sees we see is seen dancing on Kacha Badam Along with the common people, celebs are also making a reel on this fiercely. But what is this song? In what language? Where did this suddenly come from? And who sang it? Today we are going to give you the answers to all these questions arising in your mind.
Actually, ‘Kachcha Badam’ is not actually a song and there is no singer of it but a peanut seller. Yes, a peanut seller hummed ‘Kachcha Badam’ in such a way that it went viral on social media. The name of this person selling groundnut is Bhuban Badaikar. Bhuban Badaikar hails from Kuraljuri village in West Bengal and sells groundnuts while singing similar songs. Now you must be thinking that what is the relation of peanuts to almonds? So let us tell you that groundnut is called badam in West Bengal. That’s why Bhuban is calling raw peanuts as Kacha Badam.
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According to reports, Bhuban Badaikar has three children, to raise whom he sells peanuts away from the village and earns 200-250 rupees by selling groundnuts about 3-4 kilometers a day. But after this video, there has been a slight increase in his earnings. After ‘Kaccha Badam’, Bhuban Badaikar has become an internet sensation. Many stars have also made videos on Kacha Badam.
