Bhojpuri Songs and euphony are really fashionable in not only Bihar and Uttar Pradesh but across Republic of India. This is owed to the many Bhojpuri vocalists that have come out of Bihar and UP. Previously it was considered that Bhojpuri was the language of the rustics but at present it has come to be known that Bhojpuri is an ancient language and civilisation. 

Till the nineteenth century, the Kaithi and the Farsi script were used to pen the Bhojpuri language. However that gave way to the Devanagri script, the script that is used to write Hindi.

Numerous Indian pictures are now putting Bhojpuri songs so that it can get through a vast Bhojpuri audience. A Bhojpuri song can now enable a Hindi film to convert into a major hit. Nowadays Bhojpuri MP3 can be downloaded on mobile phones. Such is the growing popularity of the Bhojpuri song. 

It is approximated that Bhojpuri has the power to take over the Hindi film industry. This is because after Hindi, Bhojpuri is the 2nd biggest spoken language outside India. 

The town is the original headquarters of the Dumraon Baj, and the battle of Buxar a few miles to its west. Politically, it belongs to Bihar. It was from its neighbourhood that the famous Bundelkhand heroes, Alha and Udan, traced their origin, and all its associations and traditions point to the west and not to the east.

The area covered by Bhojpuri is, in round numbers, some 50 thousand square miles. So far, therefore, as regards the number of its speakers, it is much more important than the other two Bihari dialects put together. This division of the dialects of Bihari into two groups, an eastern consisting of Maithili and Magahi, and a western, Bhojpuri, commends itself on both linguistic and ethnic grounds. The 2 Asian dialects are much more closely connected with each other than either is connected with Bhojpuri In grammatical forms, Maithili and Magahi have much in common that is not shared by Bhojpuri, and, on the other band, Bhojpuri has peculiarities of declension and conjugation which are unknown to the other two.