Achurjya Borpatra, born in 1993 in Assam, is a celebrated Indian Assamese singer, songwriter, and composer renowned for his soulful voice and evocative lyrics. Raised in a musically inclined family, he holds a degree in sound engineering, which contributed to his polished and modern sound. Achurjya has garnered a massive following with hit albums like “Huworoni” and “Torali,” and chartbuster singles such as “Mini Tor Piche Piche,” “Moloya Baideo,” and “Morom Xani.” Over the years, his music videos and singles, including the fan-favorite “Bougainvillea” and “Dulhan Banami,” have received widespread acclaim across Assam and the Assamese diaspora. His versatility is further reflected in collaborations for film soundtracks, including “Bidurbhai” and “Sri Raghupati.” Well-respected for his innovative approach, Achurjya is a key figure in contemporary Assamese music, blending traditional folk elements with pop and indie influences, while maintaining a deep connection to his cultural roots.