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Bhikari Bal
Bhikari Bal (May 25, 1929 – November 2, 2010), better known as ''Bhajan Samrat'' to the people of Odisha, was an Indian singer, best known for his performances in the Indian musical form, the bhajans.
==Early life==
Bhikari Bal was born in Kendrapara district in the state of Odisha, India. His parents, Ramachandra Bal and Gellharani Devi, died when he was very young. After the death of his first wife, Ramachandra had married Gellharani, Bhikari's mother. Ramachandra's first wife had given birth to a son, Dhaneswara, who was much older than Bhikari. Gellharani gave birth to several children but none of them survived. So they named their surviving only son "Bhikari" - the beggar. Out of superstition, the parents pretended to have sold the baby to an untouchable family from whom they bought their child back. The child survived but the parents died not long after, so the care of the child Bhikari fell on his step-brother Dhaneswar and his wife.
After primary education, Bhikari enrolled in Kadalibana High School in Kendrapada district and studied up to ninth grade. His village, Sobala, had a Jatra party and young Bhikari joined it. Through the Jatra party, he learned to sing and act and play harmonium. In those days, boys used to dance as girls in Jatra parties. They were called ''GOTI PUA''. Later, Bhikari Bal became a music teacher in a local school, Gokulachandra Sangeeta Sadan. He married at the age of 20. For a young man with any talent in any village, Cuttack town was a natural attraction, so he went there to find greener pasture.
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