

Sanjith Hegde’s latest single Taare Bindigeya is more than a musical release — it’s an act of cultural remembrance, where the past and present meet in perfect harmony. Directed by Bijoy Shetty, the song reimagines a traditional Kannada devotional folk tune, weaving it with contemporary emotion and visual poetry. The highlight of the music video is the inclusion of rare archival footage of India’s pioneering mime artist, Jogesh Dutta, whose silent art spoke volumes.
Sanjith’s evocative vocals breathe new energy into this timeless composition, embodying the spirit of viraha — the sacred longing born from separation. The song captures the essence of that divine absence after a fleeting encounter with the spiritual, leaving behind a memory that continues to glow long after the moment has passed. Through Taare Bindigeya, Sanjith bridges the soul of Kannada folk traditions with a deeply modern sensibility.

Speaking about the project, Sanjith Hegde shared, “With Taare Bindigeya, we hoped to preserve the soul of Kannada devotional folk music while giving it a sound that resonates today. Visually, we wanted something equally timeless and pure, which led us to feature the legendary Jogesh Dutta sir’s footage. His art mirrors the universal emotion of the song; he spoke without words and made the world listen. This video is our tribute to his art, celebrating his legacy and reminding everyone that a true artiste’s spirit never truly fades.”
The visual narrative doubles as a tribute to Jogesh Dutta, a performer who proved that silence could be more powerful than speech. The black-and-white footage of Jogesh serves as both a time capsule and a statement — showcasing how the roots of performance art remain alive through reverence and reinterpretation. Together, Sanjith and Bijoy honour a legend while reminding viewers that true artistry doesn’t fade — it resonates across generations.
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