The Bhojpuri Boys

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The Bhojpuri Boys are a musical group from Mauritius. They are famed for their revival of Bhojpuri music in Mauritius. Their lead singer, Sona Noyan, was unsuccessful at his attempt at Bhojpuri in the 1980s. The band was formed in the late 1990s and were also unsuccessful during their earlier years. However, since 2004, the band have had major success across the island. Some of their most notable songs include Naiya Sirey, Baje Baje, Chiring Piring and Chutkaar. They also perform sega music.