Dhritimoy Kalita

Dhritimoy Kalita is an Assamese lyricist, writer, poet and creative artist from Assam, India, known for his emotionally driven storytelling and distinctive approach to Assamese music and literature. With a deep connection to Assamese language and culture, Dhritimoy’s writing often explores love, longing, relationships, emotions and everyday human experiences, creating lyrics that connect poetry with contemporary music. His songwriting journey includes a growing catalogue of Assamese songs such as “Tumak Bohut Bhalpau,” “Tumi Moi,” “Kou Nokou Kori,” “Kolijare Ronga Khini,” “Hothate Ahi,” “Tumi Juwa Jani,” “Kinu Koru,” “Ami Duyu,” “Juge Juge,” “Alfuliya Morom,” “Fofoufou,” “Tumi Mur Nohole,” “Jakoruwa Pokhi,” “Xoru Xoru Dhemali” and several other releases. His songwriting credits are also listed across major music platforms, including Saregama and Apple Music. Dhritimoy has also contributed to screen projects, including the Assamese film “13 (Thirteen)”, where he is credited for dialogue writing. Beyond music, he has been recognised by the Assam Book of Records for writing and publishing Edinor Kavita, a collection of 23 Assamese poems written within 13 hours, earning recognition in the State Record category. Dhritimoy Kalita