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Born to renowned Assamese artists Digen Mahanta and Progati Manahanta, the brother duo of Manmit and Mandeep Mahanta perform together as the band MbrothersH. Music runs in the veins of the duo as their entire family – with the likes of celebrated artists like late Khagen Mahanta, Archana Mahanta, Papon, Digen Mahanta and so on - has immense contribution to the art and cultural world of Assam.

Manmit and Mandeep have both been performing professionally since the past 15 years and have gathered their own fan base across the region as well as other parts of the country. Besides performing in numerous TV shows, they have also made a mark in music direction, composing and programming in Assamese television serials, theatres, short films, documentaries and individual projects. They have rendered their music and playback vocals in many features of All India Radio and Bollywod projects in the form of feature films, web series, short films and ad films.  

Mandeep has also represented India at the India festival held in Doha Qatar in 2019 while Mandeep has performed in Dhaka, Bangladesh during the death anniversary celebrations of late Dr. Bhupen Hazarika in November, 2019. Former in 2010, their band, MbrothersH, has performed live shows in many cities of India and their debut album ‘Kinu Ei Jatra’ was released in 2015.

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