National award winner 'Jaatishwar', based on the life of Antony Firingee, swept all major categories of the 'Mirchi Music Honours' this year.
Singer Kabir Suman got the twin crown as Best Music Composer (E Tumi Kemon Tumi) and Lyricist of the Year (Khudar Kasam Jaan) - the two melodious tracks of the film - which is based on the life of Bengali language folk poet of Portuguese origin Hensman Anthony.
New age singer Rupankar was adjudged the male vocalist of the year for 'E Tumi Kemon Tumi' while Shreya Ghoshal got the female vocalist of the year distinction at a glittering ceremony held earlier this week.
Shreya got the honour for her soulful 'Bela Boye Jae' number in Dev-starrer 'Bunoh Haansh''.
The fourth edition of 'Royal Stag Mirchi Music Awards Bangla 2014' also felicitated Jatileshwar Mukherjee and Runa Laila for their outstanding contribution to Bengali Music.
More than 1500 songs released in 2014 were judged by a judges' panel of 32 luminaries of Bengali music this year in various categories.
The songs were adjudged for a total of 23 award categories.
