Bhungar Khan is a renowned folk musician from Rajasthan, India, belonging to the Manganiar community, a hereditary caste of musicians. He is known for his mastery of the kamaicha, a traditional bowed string instrument, and the khartal, castanet-like percussive instruments. Bhungar Khan is celebrated for his contributions to preserving and promoting Rajasthan's folk music traditions. He has been involved in various projects to safeguard the cultural heritage of his community, including educational initiatives and collaborations with contemporary artists to bring traditional music to global audiences.
Bhungar Khan is also recognized for his role in founding Dharohar, a state-of-the-art heritage music village in Barmer, Rajasthan, along with his brother Bhutte Khan. This project aims to promote and enhance the status of folk music in the region. He has received numerous awards and nominations for his work, including the Ustaad Bismillah Khan Yuva Award and recognition from the Rajasthan Sangeet Natak Academy.
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