Agniv Mukherjee is a drummer, percussionist, and tabla player in the band Surojit O Bondhura. He completed the Indian Classical Rhythm Instruments and Percussion course at Rabindra Bharati University and has been studying Hindustani classical tabla and music theory since the age of ten. He has performed on drums with numerous renowned classical and folk artists and is actively involved in Indian drama/theatre and Bengali film.

Mainak Sengupta is the bass guitarist, percussionist, and backup vocalist for the band Surojit O Bondhura. He plays bass guitar, ghungur, mandira, and dubki. He has been studying and applying his guitar skills to Indian classical Raaga music and Bengali folk music for the past 7 years. Additionally, he has received training in traditional Indian folk forms such as Bihu, Vatiyali, and Jhumur from Surojit Chatterjee for the past 5 years. Mainak also performs on bass guitar, Indian string instruments, and percussion for Indian drama/theatre and Bengali films. As a student at the Trinity College of Music, London, he has achieved certificates with distinction.

Guitarist, percussionist, and backup vocalist for the band Surojit O Bondhura. Rajib Mishra (he, him) plays guitar, dotara, mandolin, and ghungur. He has been studying and applying guitar techniques to Indian Bengali folk music for the past 8 years. Additionally, he has received training in traditional Indian folk forms such as Bihu, Vatiyali, and Jhumur from Surojit Chatterjee for the past 5 years. He also performs on guitar, Indian string instruments, and percussion for Indian drama/theatre and Bengali films.

Surojit Chatterjee, the founder of the musical group Bhoomi in 2000, is widely recognized for his role in the revival of Bengali Folk music. Embarking on a solo musical journey in 2012, he released his first album filled with chart-topping hits and soul-stirring music, accompanied by the new ensemble he formed – Surojit O Bondhura (Surojit and friends). Awarded the Best Album Award in 2013 and Best Song of the year, he continues to innovate in his unique and original folk fusion genre, creating highly popular and foot tapping music with traditional Indian folk instruments. His captivating performances have enthralled audiences across India and around the globe, from Turtle Island to Europe, the Middle East, and beyond. His venture into film music direction has resulted in record-breaking hits, accumulating millions of views on YouTube channels with songs like Bhromor Koiyo Giya from Praktan, Rangaboti from Gotro, Bom Bom from Projapoti, and the latest hit, Gobindo from Raktabeej.