Tanzin Mithila passes an era in song, by song

Sheikh Arif Bulbon :

Tanzin Mithila is the favourite musician of this generation. In 2012, her professional journey started in the media by giving voice to the jingle of Airtel SIM.

Tanzin Mithila’s first released original song was ‘Konodin Pabona Tar Mon’. This song was released on a mixed album in 2013.

And her first solo album titled ‘Mon Re’ was released by Laser Vision. The song ‘Mon Re’ sung by F A Sumon and Tanzina Mithila from this album was very popular.

It can be said that this song is one of the most popular songs of Mithila’s musical career. Then the song ‘Adho Adho’ was released in her voice.

This song was written and composed by Mithila. This song also got quite popular. The song was nominated in ‘Channel i Music Awards’ in 2018.

Later, Mithila and Rajib lent their voices for the song ‘Aaj Akashe’, Mithila and Kazi Shuvo rendered the song titled ‘Proshno’, and the song titled ‘Dewana’ was released in voices of Mithila and Ayon Chaklader. These songs became a favourite of the audience at one time.

Then solo songs titled ‘Chhuye Dile Haath’, ‘Adore Adore Toke Chai’, and ‘Ghum Ghum Raat Maa’ in Mithila’s voice were also released.

Also several more mixed albums that released her songs.
It can be said that for 12 years that is an era of music, Mithila focused was on releasing original songs.

She has done many stage shows in the country and abroad.
Tanzina Mithila performed music in a stage show at Dhaka’s RAOWA Club a week ago. Several other musicians including Belly Afroz performed more music in the same show with her.

Meanwhile, Mithila has also performed music on BTV’s music related show, ‘Shekorer Gaan’.
Today is the birthday of Tanzina Mithila. On the occasion of her birthday, the singer went to her village house in Netrakona last night.

She said that she will celebrate her birthday there with her family.
However, before going to Netrakona, Mithila spent time with her closest and dearest people in Dhaka. She also cut the birthday cake.

Tanzin Mithila told this correspondent, “It seems as if an era has passed in the music arena of Bangladesh in the blink of an eye. That something was wrong along the way. But the receipt is much higher. I received the love of the audience.

I came close to talented artists and composers; I tried to understand music more. I am constantly trying to enrich myself with music. I am also grateful to those who helped me in the world of music. Everyone please pray for me.”