Aju Gossain
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Born18th century
DiedUnknown
OthernamesDisputed; Ayodhyanath/Ayodhyaram Goswami or Ajay Goswami or Achyut Goswami or Rajchandra Goswami
KnownforPoet, Singer
Aju Gossain | |
|---|---|
| আজু গোঁসাই | |
| Born | 18th century |
| Died | Unknown |
| Other names | Disputed; Ayodhyanath/Ayodhyaram Goswami or Ajay Goswami or Achyut Goswami or Rajchandra Goswami |
| Known for | Poet, Singer |
| Notable work | Keno Mon Berate Jabi Dubis Ne Mon Ghori Ghori E Sangsar Raser Kuti Sadhya Ki Tor Kali Khabi E Sangsar Dhnokar Tati Ebar Kali Tomay Khabo |
Aju Gossain (Bengali: আজু গোঁসাই, c. 18th century) was a Bengali poet who was known for his parodies of Ramprasad Sen’s songs.[1] Not much about him is known except his works, not even his real name which is presumed to be either Ayodhyanath or Ayodhyaram Goswami, while Jogendranath Gupta assumed that his real name might be either Ajay Goswami or Achyut Goswami or Rajchandra Goswami.[2]
