Be that as it may, shouldn't something be said about the social activists and coordinators who work for the duration of the day of celebration, fun and skip?
They spend extend periods of time arranging, get ready, practicing, sorting out, publicizing, gathering supports, and in particular, performing in front of an audience to make the event all that more upbeat for the revelers.
Has anybody thought about their delights and torments, of how they commend the day?
Prominent vocalist Fakir Alamgir, who has been orchestrating a Baishakhi social system for recent years through his association Wrishija Shipli Gosthi, said he can't give his family time on Pahela Baishakh as he stays occupied for the duration of the day.
"A run of the mill Pahela Baishakh starts at first light for me. We, the Wrishija vocalists, artists and entertainers, touch base at the venue before 7:30am and the project proceeds until 12:00pm," he said.
In the wake of wrapping the occasion up, the gono-sangeet artist goes to other social occasions as a welcomed vocalist. And after that at night, he joins TV programs and performs live.
"It's a really bustling day and I can't offer time to my family. Some of the time, I need to appreciate the day with my wife, youngsters and grandchildren however this remaining parts a removed dream for me," Fakir Alamgir included.
The vocalist, who terms himself a social dissident, said they, be that as it may, commend the day like Eid.
Kuddus Boyati. Photograph: Prothom Alo"The first day of Bangla New Year is as much upbeat to us as an Eid. All individuals from my family shop to commend the event. Despite the fact that I can't help them in shopping, I discover delight when we blessing punjabis and saris to our young men and young ladies of Wrishija," he said.
It is a comparable day for society vocalist Kuddus Boyati and Rabindra Sangeet artist Tapan Mahmud. Despite the fact that they speak to two unique kinds of music, one thing they have basic is they barely discover time for their families on Pahela Baishakh.
Kuddus Boyati, who can right away make Pala Gaan and perform, said he stays in Dhaka rather than his town home on Pahela Baishakh for a developed spell of stage and Broadcast events.
"I miss my past times when we used to meander around in town fairs, fly kites, purchase dirt toys, have sugary treats on Pahela Baishakh," he said.
In Kuddus Boyati's eyes, Dhaka occupants don't know how to commend the day in full throttle.
"Individuals of Dhaka take "panta" (water-doused rice) as a style. Be that as it may, provincial individuals are lucky of having the genuine 'panta', 'naru', "kodma" and other nourishment things," said Kuddus.
He continued saying, "On Pahela Baishakh, these days I am occupied throughout the day, performing in no less than eight to ten projects in Dhaka. Things being what they are, in what capacity would I be able to oversee time to appreciate the day all alone with my precious ones?"
For Rabindra Sangeet vocalist Tapan Mahmud, Pahela Baishakh is, doubtlessly, a bustling day. Be that as it may, the prestigious artist said he appreciates being occupied on the event.
Tapan Mahmud. Photograph: Prothom Alo"On normal, I need to go to no less than three to four social projects from morning till late around evening time. In any case, I adore being occupied on Pahela Baishakh as I appreciate the gathering of people viewing my exhibitions in front of an audience. It's likewise a chance for me to be a piece of the general population's festivals," he clarified.
He, be that as it may, said his family misses him on the day.
"Most likely, my wife and kids miss me. Yet, I some way or another, oversee time, might be at night, to join a welcome or get-together with my companions or relatives," he included.
Tapan Mahmud, who is the general secretary of Bangladesh Rabindra Sangeet Shilpi Sangstha, told Prothom Alo that their endeavors as entertainers would be fruitful if Baishakhi programs closed with no untoward occurrences.
"As artistes, all our arrangements and endeavors will see achievement when we'll have the capacity to captivate revelers with quality projects and with no humiliating occurrences."
In this connection, Fakir Alamgir said the legislature and backers must advance such social occasions that speak to our roots and thousand-year-old convention in observing Pahela Baishakh.
"In the event that backers advance outsider society for the sake of praising the primary day of Bangla New Year, untoward episodes will undoubtedly happen," he forewarned.
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