Fahmida Nabi brings songs of Rabindranath Tagore, Nirjhar

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Entertainment Report :
National film award winning singer Fahmida Nabi sang a soothing song.
She sang the song ‘Bhalobashi Bhalobashi’ written and composed by the World Poet Rabindranath Tagore. The music of the song is arranged by Sajib Das. The song has already been released on ‘Fahmida Nabi’ channel.
After the song was released in the voice of Fahmida Nabi, everyone listened with great interest.
Fahmida Nabi was very excited to receive the response from everyone, although she has sung this song many times before. But this time, this musician released the song in a way that made a video. Again in the continuation of ‘Ek Nirjhar er Gaan’, this time the song ‘Shakha Proshakha er Probhab Niye’ in the voice of Fahmida Nabi has been released.
The song has already been released on YouTube. The song is written and composed by Enamul Karim Nirjhar.
The music of the song is designed by Shuvendu Das Shuvo.
Those who are fans of Fahmida Nabi’s songs are very excited to enjoy this new song in her voice because they were waiting to hear new songs in her voice. That’s why Fahmida Nabi is getting a lot of response after releasing this song. Fahmida Nabi told this correspondent, “While singing the songs of the World Poet Rabindranath Tagore, a strange love and tranquility works in the soul. This love, this feeling is not expressed in words. Thanks to Sajib Das for being there. And I liked the lyrics and melody of Nirjhar’s song so much that I felt that the words are very relevant to life. The true words of our life were revealed in the words of pure words in beautiful tones. I really like to sing the song. I hope that if everyone listens to the song carefully, understands the lyrics, then you will understand what is actually being said in the song. The line at the end of the special song is, in one word, great. The last line is exactly like this – ‘Mukhostho Sob Tothyo Niye, Proman Chharai Obhijog e, Motamot er Baksho Khule Ghurchhe Jone Jone’. It seems to me that the word is relevant to recent times.”