Mumbai, March 12 Singer-songwriter Papon, known for songs like 'Bulleya', 'Jiyein Kyun', and 'Moh Moh Ke Dhaage', recently took an unconventional route, unlike other celebrities.
After completing his performance, Papon boarded a train from Surat to Mumbai. On Thursday, he posted a video on Instagram, showing himself walking around the Surat railway station. He was carrying a Gamosa, a symbol of Assamese culture.
As he began his journey, he reminisced about his childhood, when life was simple and joyful. In the video, Papon is seen appreciating the beauty of the landscape as the train travels through vast areas.
He wrote in the caption, "Train journeys are the best #TravelWithPapon #Dhaage".
Earlier, Papon celebrated 22 years of marriage with his wife, Shweta Mahanta, and marked the occasion with a humorous post dedicated to her. Papon shared a picture on Instagram, featuring him and his wife sitting on a scooter during their vacation in Goa.
He started the post with, "22 years of tying the knot, 22 years of her being right". Adding with a touch of humor, "I'm still learning". Papon shared that despite being together for 29 years, their bond continues to be filled with adventures. "29 years together and yet I Love our adventures and chaos, and that 'what are we having for dinner?' Everyday!! My favorite person to laugh with, argue with and do absolutely nothing with".
Papon expressed his gratitude for Shweta's constant presence in his life. He also raised a toast to many more adventures in the journey ahead.
"Here is to many more adventures in the journey ahead. Thank you for everything. Happy 22nd wedding anniversary to us. And thank you everyone for the wishes. @shweta.mahanta (sci)", he concluded the post. Papon began his musical journey in 1998 with the Assamese song 'Nasaba Sokule' from the album 'Snigdha Junak'. In 2004, he released his first album, 'Junaki Raati'. He made his debut in Bollywood with the song 'Om mantra' from the film 'Strings', released in 2006. In 2011, his song 'Jiyein Kyun' was his first big hit.
