Archive · 23 Aug 2026
Patar Bashori Turns Coke Studio Bangla Into Viral Reel Anthem
Patar Bashori is a song from Coke Studio Bangla’s fourth season.
Many people are using it in their Instagram reels.
More than five lakh reels now feature the song.
Its official music video has been watched over 39 million times on YouTube.
People use it for fashion videos, makeup tutorials, travel clips, dancing and lip-syncing.
Some creators have also made funny videos about how often the song appears online.
The song is about someone trying to resist falling in love but eventually giving in.
Its music video uses the old buildings of Sonargaon in Bangladesh as a backdrop.
Patar Bashori has appeared in more than five lakh Instagram reels.
The song’s official video has surpassed 39 million YouTube views.
Creators use the track for fashion, makeup, travel, dance and lip-sync videos.
Rupsa Chatterjee’s robotic dance reel gained over six lakh likes on Instagram.
The song tells of a lover struggling to resist a beloved’s flute and was filmed against Sonargaon’s historic backdrop.
- Who
- Ishaan wrote and composed the song, Adit Rahman produced it, and Ishaan and Sunidhi Nayak performed it.
- What
- Patar Bashori became a widely used soundtrack on Instagram, inspiring more than five lakh reels.
- When
- It is part of Coke Studio Bangla Season 4, which premiered on May 23.
- Where
- The song is circulating on Instagram and YouTube; its music video was filmed against the historic backdrop of Sonargaon in Bangladesh.
- Why
- Its distinctive sound and infectious rhythm have made it popular for fashion, makeup, travel, dance and other creator videos.
- Song
- Patar Bashori
- Project
- Coke Studio Bangla Season 4
- Instagram usage
- More than five lakh reels use the song.
- YouTube views
- The official video has crossed 39 million views.
- Top reel response
- Rupsa Chatterjee’s robotic dance reel received over six lakh likes.
- Additional popular rendition
- Sharmin Akter’s beat-boxing rendition crossed five lakh likes.
- Music-video setting
- The video’s narrative is set against the historic backdrop of Sonargaon in Bangladesh.