Singer SD Rubel awarded lifetime honor in USA
Entertainment Report :
SD Rubel is one of the most popular musicians of the 90s. There are many songs in his voice that made a great stir in the hearts of the audience.
Among which are particularly noteworthy are – ‘Lal Benaroshi Joriye Tuni Je Amar Thikanata Chhariye Gele’, ‘Keu Nei Amar e Pashe’, ‘Onek Bedona Bhora Amar Ei Jibon’, ‘Joto Khushi Byatha Dao’, ‘Amar Ekta Sathi Chhilo Gramer Barite’,
‘O Chand’,’ ‘Mon Jeno Ek Mayabi Pakhi’, ‘Onek Diner Swapno Tumi’, ‘Ami Ar Kono Anurodh Korbona Tomake’, ‘Tumi Bhule Jeo Kono Khoti Nei’, ‘Prithibir Kachh Theke Surjo Bidai Nile’, ‘Ajker Dintar Kono Nam Nei’, ‘Ami Parbona Kichhutei Tomake Bhule Jete’, ‘Pothe Jete Porichoy’ and many more songs.
Some of the popular songs sung by him in the movies include ‘Ei Sundor Prithibite Eshechhi Ami’, ‘Ebhabei Bhalobasa Hoye Jai’, etc.
However, SD Rubel never took a break from releasing new songs. He has released new original songs every now and then on his own channel.
He lastly released the song ‘Tumi Shoroter Megh’. Konal sang with him in this duet song, which is written by Krishna Das, and the music is composed by SD Rubel himself.
SD Rubel informed that more than 14 hundred modern songs have been released in his voice till now. He has sung in hundred of movies.
SD Rubel has received the National Award and ‘CIP’ award as the ‘Best Tax Payer’ among musicians of Bangladesh from the National Board of Revenue (NBR) for three consecutive times (2017, 2018 and 2019).
He has also been awarded numerous times by government and private
organisations in the country and abroad. In that continuation, this time SD Rubel has been awarded with ‘Lifetime Honor’ from Los Angeles in the United States.
In recognition of his special contribution to the music scene of Bangladesh, SD Rubel was recently awarded the ‘Lifetime Honor’ in a ceremony organised by the Bangladesh Association of Los Angeles in USA.
After receiving the award, SD Rubel shared his feelings to this correspondent over mobile phone by this way, “Standing on the ground of Los Angeles and receiving a lifetime award for my contribution to Bangladeshi music is truly an unforgettable chapter in my musical career. I am extremely grateful to everyone at the Bangladesh Association of Los Angeles.
When I received the award, the faces of my mother, father, Pranab Ghosh Dada, among others, and hundreds of people could not be explained. I cannot express in words how much emotion was working in my mind.
I am a very simple person. That’s pretty much how I live my life. I still sing from the love of my heart. The audience likes my music. This is a great achievement. Please pray for my wife, and children.”