LagaJoy, the first single from award-winning Odia film Maliput Melodies, is out now on AaoMusic

The love for LagaJoy is echoing across Odisha_A song rooted in Koraput, now winning hearts everywhere.

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LagaJoy, the first single from award-winning Odia film Maliput Melodies, is out now on AaoMusic
LagaJoy, the first single from award-winning Odia film Maliput Melodies, is out now on AaoMusic

Bhubaneswar (Odisha) [India] : Kaustav Dreamworks Private Limited has released LagaJoy, the first single from the acclaimed Odia film Maliput Melodies, now streaming on the AaoMusic YouTube channel. The song marks the beginning of the film's release journey, with Maliput Melodies arriving in theatres across Odisha on 18 September 2026.

Rooted in the living folk traditions of the Koraput region in Southern Odisha and reimagined for a contemporary audience, LagaJoy is a vibrant celebration of the sounds, rhythms and spirit of rural Odisha. For decades, mainstream conversation around Indian music has centred on Bollywood and the Southern film industries. With LagaJoy, Maliput Melodies brings the folk soundscape of Southern Odisha into that conversation, local, proud and unmistakably fresh.

Maliput Melodies is an anthology of five interconnected stories that capture the culture, emotions and untold stories of the tribal and rural communities of Koraput, one of the least documented cultural landscapes in Eastern India. Directed by Vishal Patnaik, written by Sudhakar Patnaik and produced by Kaushik Das under Kaustav Dreamworks Private Limited, the film features music and lyrics by Tosh Nanda. It was shot over two and a half years in remote villages of the region, with local actors coached for their roles, giving the film its widely praised authenticity.

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