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TIB, ACC anti-corruption concert enthrals audience: 100 years of International Women’s Day

Sheikh Arif Bulbon

"Amra Nari Koto Kosto Kori," this was the inaugural song performed by veteran woman baul artiste Kangalini Sufia at a concert jointly organised by Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB) and Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) at Gulshan Youth Club Ground in the capital on March 8 to observe 100 years of International Women's Day.

The aim of the concert was not only observance of International Women's Day but also to create awareness against corruption.

Some 30,000 people raised their hands in the concert with the slogan 'Jago Manush, Nari Odhikare Jago.' The slogan also included 'Stand up for women's rights and anti-corruption movement and women's rights movement,' which framed and upcoming bands and solo performers enthralled the audience throughout the day.

The concert was started after 2:00pm, while the gate was opened at 12:00 noon. Dr Iftekharuzzaman, Executive Director of TIB, said, "Women are vulnerable for corruption. We should take the anti-corruption movement forward."

While performing, Kangalini Sufia said, "We (women) will no more be captive indoors." Then she performed 'Konba Pothey Nitaiganj E Jai."

Then popular band group Renaissance entered the stage next. They performed some popular numbers including 'Runway-er Mati Chhuye,' 'Benche Thaka Niye' and familiar number 'Bhalo Lagey.'

Members of Pancham Sur, a troup from the Acid Survivors Foundation (ASF) and Awaz Foundation, a troupe of working garments workers, rendered songs titled 'Sonali Manusher Ahobhan' and 'Esho Narider Pashey Darai' respectively.

Then off-track sensational female artiste Krishnokoli and artiste Kafil took the stage and rendered 'Shatkahon,' 'Alo Fonta Bhorey,' 'Africa' and 'Buk Taan Korey Darao.'

Noted artiste Fahmida Nabi sang a couple of songs including 'Lukochuri Lukochuri Golpo.'

The audience seemed to enjoy artiste Shahed' renditions of 'Prem Hoye Jay,' 'Tumi Amar' and 'Amar Bondhur Rong.'

Sensational band group Yatri then performed three songs including 'Mitthey Prem, 'Ekta Gopon Kotha' and 'Nupur.'

Then solo performer Mehreen was the last performer before evening break. She rendered 'Tomar Jonno,' 'Rajkumar' and 'Bangladesher Dhol.'

After the break, theatre artist Shankar Shawjal, Shawjib, Tamanna Rahman and other performed the theme song of TIB 'Jago Manush Jago.' A laser show followed the performance.

After the evening break, pop star Azam Khan took the stage with his band 'Uchcharan' and rocked the audience with his popular song 'Bangladesh.' The veteran pop artiste also rendered 'Prem Chirodin.'

Band group 'Dolchhut' with vocalist Bappa Majumder came and performed with 'Din Bari Jai,' 'Baji' and other number. The band members remembered the late Sanjib Chowdhury, one of the members of Dolchhut. A minute silence was observed in memory of Sanjib.

Then band group Souls performed 'Brishti Dekhey Onek Kendechhi,' 'Cha-er- cup-e,' 'Jhut Jhamela' and 'Keno Ei Nishongota.'

Later, band Black delivered a spirited performance. They performed 'Poitrish,' Blues and Roud' and 'Porahoto.' The band also presented one of their unreleased songs -'Abar,' the title song from Black's upcoming album, set to hit the market in May.

Next was Aurthohin with Sumon as the vocalist. The band performed an array of romantic songs including 'Tumi Bhorechho Ei Mon,' a translation of the John Denver's classic song 'Anni's Song,' and 'Neel Akash.'

Maqsud O Dhaka was the last performer in the concert. They performed 'Bangladesh,' 'Mousumi,' 'Chokhachokhi' and 'Melay Jairey.'

In the evening, Chairman of ACC Hasan Mashhud Chowdhury and TIB Chairman Prof Muzaffar Ahmed came to join the concert.

Therefore, Rokeya Kabir of Nari Progati Sangha and Dr Sonia Nishat Amin also spoke on the occasion. A message from Mili Rahman, widow of Birshrestha Matiur Rahman, urging the immediate trail of war criminals, was read out at the function.

Besides, a message from Huguette Labelle, Chairperson of Transparency International (TI), was also read at the venue.

Photos: Sharif Khan

Moving on after a break-up

Farizaa Sabreen

When our feelings are hurt or we feel betrayed, the mind begins to play persistent negative tunes. Being "dumped" is agonizing, but how we deal with it will depend on our general attitude to life.

Love is a not one-way exchange; it's a two-way exchange. So leave unrealistic expectations. A break-up can cause deep-seated anger and frustration. When a relationship breaks down doesn't think it as a failure. Don't feel humiliated and embarrassed by a lover leaving us. Worry is one of the greatest reasons of negative thinking and is borne of allowing fear to take over.

Relationship is a fragile thing that breaks for many different reasons. Accept that the relationship has ended because it wasn't going to work. It may hurt because you're ex partner found someone else, or that they just don't see any future with you. But the more time you devote in a relationship that's not going anywhere, the more time you waste.

For some good reason you have to cut ties with your lover and move on with your life. Just because you are breaking up does not mean it will be easy.

When you have been in a bad relationship and perhaps you have been talking about ending it for a long time, end it as soon as possible.

"I don't understand still now, what went wrong in our two years long relationship. Everything was great. We loved tremendously each other and we had discussed future plans. Then, suddenly he changed. He tried to avoid me, he stopped calling and seldom returned my calls. When I asked, "what happened", he gave me different lame excuses about how busy he is or how much family problem he is under right now", said, Shampa, 30, a school teacher.

If you are also stunned over the sudden change in a partner's behaviour, be brave to move on. Individuals who have just broken up with a significant other report this sudden change in a couple's relationship quite a bit. When the behaviour of one or both partners change, it is generally because they have made a conscious or unconscious decision regarding the wrongness of the other for them or for the type of relationship they seek.

Allow yourself few days to cry over the pictures and gifts s/he gave, stay in bed and don't eat and don't go to work. Then get up, wipe your tears, fix your hair and get on with your life. Definitely your friends and family have been wishing you would end the relationship.

In the mean time, you can write to your diary, break things, cry, even go to the places you used to go and cry there. For this allotted hour all you can do with your time is grieve for your break-up. But don't ask their friends how they are doing or don't walk in front of their houses to look for them.

Write yourself a letter telling yourself what things you have learned from this experience.

Learning the best way of dealing with a being dumped will help to you to recover as quickly as possible and prepare you for moving on. Though it is not easy at first, you must face up to what has happened. Always tell yourself that the situation was out of your control, so you are not to blame yourself.

Family and friends can comfort you. They will understand what you are going through. Grieving will help you to get your ex-partner out of your system and is all part of the healing process..

It is very unwise to start trying to get your own back, by phoning him or her up and sending back their gifts once bought for you.

Try to avoid any contact at all with your ex-partner, as you will be feeling exposed at this time and fake hopes of them returning will affect the healing process.

Eat loads of ice cream; be it butter -scotch, pistachio, chocolate, vanilla or strawberry. It--triggers the serotonin and other feel-good chemicals that have plummeted.

Crying is healthy. Cry over the phone late at night with a good friend until the frustration, and pain exhausts you.

Watch hilarious movies. Call up the funniest friend you know and take him or her out for laughs.

Never place all your hopes and dreams in one place. Have a variety of friends and interests in your life so that moving on can be done with the help of a network of loving supporters.

If someone decides they want to leave you, look beyond your own ego and pride to where the other person is coming from. Maybe they have a good reason that you're not aware of and even if they don't, it's their right to leave.

Pamper yourself! What causes your interests? How about some makeover? Spend a weekend in a hilly area or beach. Buy yourself something to cheer yourself up. Spend time doing things that you enjoy, especially any that you didn't do while you were in the relationship with your now ex.

Your ex partner didn't want you and he wasn't worthy of you. You did nothing that necessitates you hiding yourself away! Get out and socialize. Call up friends that you've lost contact with, go out and celebrate your new life as a single person!

Take time before getting into another relationship. Even if you accept and let go all of the emotion tied up with the broken relationship, you still need to wait a little before getting into a new one.

Foster yourself and don't look to others to carry out all your needs. In times of crisis, take time out to grieve and care for yourself as you would a hurting friend.

You will heal, you will love again, but in the meantime, you need to take steps to empower yourselves, attempting wholeheartedly to avoid that misery--which is actually optional. Time can be a great healer.

Photo: Ziauddin Alam

Staying Fit in the Midst of Chaos

With a PDA in one hand and a triple-shot latte in the other, the driven professionals of X and Y have evolved into a workforce that is constantly on-the-go- yet always expected to be just a ring away.

Determined to be successful, we attempt to meet the demands of our professional and personal lives in some orderly manner-a juggling act that can be incredibly stressful to manage. We have no choice but to multi-task-we have deadlines! And with just 24 hours in the day, something has to give. Sometimes we are simply too busy to hit the gym or squeeze in a healthy home-cooked meal. The Nirvana Woman team can empathize with deadlines and pressure. And this issue, we've tested and put together a list of tips to stay fit and healthy in the midst of chaos.

Start Your Day Off Right

1. Start your day with a To-Do List! Taking just five minutes to jot down what you need to accomplish at the beginning of each day, will likely make you more efficient and productive all day long. Remember to set tangible, achievable goals! Any list with twenty action items just seems too overwhelming to even glace at twice. If you don't manage to cross everything off your list, don't get discouraged. The act of at least acknowledging your action items by writing them down and crossing them off will give you some peace of mind.

2. Put Your Will Power to Use.

If you're going to be sitting at your computer or sitting in meetings for at least eight hours, the last thing you need weighing you down is a load of heavy food sitting in your stomach. Loading up on free office-catered food and snacks will seriously damper your wood and energy level. If you're simply too swamped to bring or produce your own healthier meal option, or must dine out with your colleagues or clients, make an effort to choose a light meal. If you must indulge, try to balance out the extra calories by making a conscious effort to snack on healthy options like fruits and nuts and of course, drink lots of water.

3. Resist The Tempting Short-Cuts

Just because you have deadlines that will make it impossible for you to get to the gym this week, doesn't mean your day has to be exercise-less. A few adjustments in your daily routine can squeeze in the extra strides, steps, and stretches to keep your blood circulation flowing and your body active. Instead of spending five minutes trying to find the parking stop closest to your office front door, park in the lot furthest away and walk to the office. While walking, try to resist the temptation to multitask with your blackberry or cell phone. When you're confined to one office building, try to take the stairs instead of the elevator. Strive to stand up and stretch at least once an hour.

4. Kick up your office strides

Use your lunch break to get out of the office and go for a walk. Skip out on the daily "eat and chat at the cafeteria" routine and munch on your homemade lunch at your desk. Keep a pair of athletic shoes at your desk and find a co-worker to join you in the ritual. This way, you don't have to sacrifice your social hour to fit exercise into your hectic schedule. If you want extra resistance and a faster heat rate, but are too embarrassed to carry dumbbells as you walk around the company campus, carry a bottle of water in each hand (in place of resistant weights).

5. Invest in you.

If you take nutritional supplements like multivitamins and calcium every morning, be consistent. Buy a Monday-Sunday plastic pill holder container and fill it up with your nutritional supplements for the week. Instead of picking up box of 24 disposable water bottles to take with you every day, invest in a durable polycarbonate water bottle and throw it into your office bag. Polycarbonate water bottles usually hold about 32 FL oz of water, which is more than twice the amount held by a regular disposable plastic water bottle and as a result, you end up drinking a lot more water through the day without even really realizing it.

6. Leave room in your schedule to breath.

With technology at its highest, it's easy to never stop working. We have treos, internet, our passions in addition to our paid positions, and it is hard to slow down and breath. We know that yoga or an exercise class would be good for us, but we think we don't have the time. Challenge yourself to make the time. Investing an hour in yoga or even meeting a friend for tea, while leaving your laptop and portable devices at home, will ultimately help give you a sense of balance.

A Noisy laugh or an exquisite smile?

“Smile is the most beautiful weapon of life. Smile to the one you love so he can open his soul to you; smile to the one you hate so he can’t feel the coldness inside your heart; smile to the one who offended you so he can’t feel it hurts you” … true and inspired words … but I wonder if you ever asked yourself what does it hides or reveals a smile?! … if there’s a difference between a laugh and a smile?! … why some people prefer to smile instead of laughing?!

“Smile is the most beautiful weapon … ”indeed … so there’s something “dangerous” about it…but in what way? We could say that laugh and smile are tight ”relatives”, but they act on different bases. The laugh is generally spontaneous which means that it’s less controlled and more sincere. A smile doesn’t appear on our face “by accident” because it’s more psychologically structured and rather hard to be analyzed…unless you are a fine observer to instantly make the difference between a fake and a genuine smile. So if laughing it’s a soul’s state, smiling it’s a mind’s one … if laughing seems to be a direct and sometimes unpredicted manner to approach someone, smiling becomes a diplomatic way to interact.

Paying attention to various discussions between people or hearing part of theirs opinions, I remarked two aspects. On one hand, that many of us are more drawn to people who smile and we prefer their company. Further more, the same us seem to judge a non-smiling face as a negative and less appreciated expression … but how many of us asked ourselves even once if that non-smiling face isn’t more honest than a smiling one?!

On the other hand, we consider the smile an appropriate method “to communicate” with strangers because we tell ourselves that the other one will see this as a sign of openness while we are “snooping” inside his intimacy without “being caught”. Do you remember a situation when someone you hardly know smiled to you all the time and you told him personal things thinking “what a nice person”?!

Without sleeping into the pessimistic extreme, I usually am more precautious with persons who show me an instantly, easy and “free” smile … and even more if they are strangers … Back in time maybe I would’ve believe in a smile without finding a reason, but today you can’t be sure why someone is smiling to you!

It’s tested that the laugh/smile couple maintain us happy and healthy…idea also sustained by the phrase “a laugh a day keeps the doctor away”… but when we are permanently surrounded by all kind of people it’s “healthier” to be at least a little bit suspicious about a “smiling face”. Since not even the famous smile of Mona Lisa can be “trusted” we can’t suddenly have faith on someone’s smile…why?! … according to the professor Margaret Livingstone from Harvard University her smile becomes obvious only when you look at other parts of the painting and not straight to her face … Well, a smile is “mysteriously ambiguous” from a legendary one to a common one.

On my opinion a smiling face will pass the authenticity test when it will be able to offer me one laugh, especially if that person it’s a women. I’m not doing any discrimination, but the psychologist Julie Woodzicka discovered that women tend to fake smiles more than men do and are more aware of these smiles. Men, don’t jump to those conclusions you adore, because women smile more to appease an uncomfortable situations.

A smile to the right … a smile to the left … truth?! … disguise?! … women … men … So after all, what do you like better: a noisy laugh or an exquisite smile?! - Psychologist, Nicoleta Cramaruc

Beautify your pet with proper grooming and health care

Like people, animals tend to look better when they're in good heath. Annual checkups at the vet are important, and keeping nails trimmed helps dogs and cats maintain the health of their feet and pads. Especially with cats, trimming nails on a regular basis is important not only to keep nails from splitting and tearing, but because it keeps your cat from forgetting what its like to have a Pawdicure. If you clip your cat's nails once a month and make it part of a regular routine, the cat will struggle less than if you only do it once in awhile.

Inadequacies in diet can show up in your pet's fur. Healthy fur is glossy or fluffy, thick and filled-in. When cats or dogs aren't getting the nutrition they need, their fur may get patchy, rough or dull. Stress can also cause an animal's fur to fall out.

If you suspect that your pet's diet may not be all it should, you can try switching foods, or supplement the regular food with vitamins. Don't rely on treats to provide added nutrition: many treats are the canine-feline equivalent of a bag of Cheetohs.

Anti-flea and tick medications as well as heartworm prevention are necessary for keeping pets healthy. Modern medicines like Advantage can be administered once a month, making it easy to keep your pet safe from parasites.

Grooming and Pet Hair Care

Like hair-brushing for people, regular grooming can help cats and dogs look their best. Brushing distributes natural oils, removes knots and tangles, and also gives your pet some additional, loving contact. Ideally, brush your pets every day, making sure to be on the lookout for ticks or fleas. Even with one-weekly brushing, you'll see a difference in their coats. Additionally, brushing cats and dogs helps keep the fur-shedding down, resulting in a slightly cleaner house and a less frumpy animal.

If you start bathing your puppy while he's young, you'll have a better chance of teaching him that bathing is fun, not torture. A few dogs never get to enjoying a bath, but most dogs love water and will tolerate a certain amount of shampoo. Some dogs love to be bathed, which makes it an easy chore. Outdoor dogs need bathing more often than indoor dogs.

After bathing with a gentle pet shampoo, dry your dog as well as you can with a fluffy towel, and, for a more efficient drying, let him shake the water off several times. If it's cold outside, keep him inside until he's dry: dogs and cats can get chilled and sick just like people do. Besides, if he goes outside, he's likely to roll in dirt to get back that outdoors-doggie smell the bath removed, and you may as well have never bathed him in the first place.

Cats shouldn't be bathed unless unusual circumstances that result in a really, intolerably filthy cat. Even then, expect to be scratched and bitten, and for the bathing to last under ten seconds.

Taste of Thailand

WP Report

Dr. A. B. Mirza Md. Azizul Islam, Honorable Advisor of the Ministry of Finance and Planning inaugurated "Taste of Thailand", the Thai Food Festival as the Chief Guest at The Westin Grand Ballroom yesterday evening.

The festival was continued at Westin's all day dining restaurant Taste from today March 9 to March 18, 2008 for dinner. Enjoy the sophisticated and authentic taste of Thai food exclusively prepared by a group of imported chefs from Thailand. Encounter not only the delicious cuisine but also the atmosphere specially created for your pleasure by a cultural troupe from Thailand who were demonstrated the traditional Thai way of life.

What could be the better way to start other than refreshing salads and soups? Salads are fiery, aromatic and crispy, with grilled meat or fish, fresh fruit or vegetables, Chili peppers and leafy spices. Dressings often combine sweet, sour and spicy, mixing together ingredients such as tamarind, lime juice, fish sauce, vinegar, fresh basil or cilantro leaves and sugar. Enjoy an array of revitalizing salads and starters from a range of Sweet Soy & Ginger Salmon Roll & Red Chilli Nahn Jim, Fish Cake, Fried Tofu, Spicy Minced Chicken Salad, Vegetable Spring Roll. Why not try Thai Seafood Broth or hot and spicy Tom Tam King soup?

Take a new course in dinner, a Thai dinner usually consists of a number of seasoned dishes and condiments served with rice. Rice is the centerpiece of the meal, and all dishes balance each other in flavor and texture. For example, in a green curry, the sharp, piquant chilies and spices and eggplant are tempered by sweet coconut milk and palm sugar. Thai foods have strong, hot flavors. They're marked by a wide range of tastes, textures, temperatures and colors, which are balanced to provide variety and harmony in a meal. An ideal Thai meal balances spicy, sour, salty, sweet, bitter and hot sensations, while also pleasing the palate, nose and eye. Try chef's exquisite Chilli Duck with Holy Basil, Green Curry, Jungle Crab Curry & Coriander.

A Thai meal is usually followed by a variety of fresh-cut fruits. More elaborate sweet desserts such as pumpkin custard, ice cream topped with peanuts, Lychee Sticky Rice with Coconut Milk or Banana/Plum Syrup or Spicy Glutinous Pearl.

The festival was certainly inspire the food lover to elevate their senses of food and culture. Engage in various activities of the "Taste of Thailand" event during 9-18 March 2008 at the Westin Dhaka, including; Thai Food Buffet Dinner daily from 9-18 March 2008 and also win round trip ticket to Thailand.

Thailand is treated as the 'paradise' not only for its breath-taking beauty and inspiring culture, but also for its culinary brilliance. Thai cuisine is as rich and diverse as its culture. To find a Thai culinary treasure trove that offers enriching and memorable dining experience, you can experience the special Thai food coaching with The Westin Dhaka.

During the festival the culinary experts were also coach how to prepare authentic Thai Cuisine among around 50 local chefs for 4-day from March 9, as well as how to do live culinary performance. The art of cooking Thai food could be as old as the Kingdom itself, which is more than 7 centuries. Such skills have been passed from one generation to another, and have been improved and elaborated from time to time. Ingredient preparation techniques and cutting, shaping and marinating methods are important preliminary stages before frying, grilling, stewing, steaming or roasting.

The Food Festival was jointly brought to you by The Westin Dhaka and The Royal Thai Embassy. Channel-I the popular TV channel, ICE Today the leading life style magazine were the media partners, where as Rashed Kanchan Corporation was the event partner and GMG and Thai Airways International was the Airline partner.

Agniveena, G-Series release new albums

Sheikh Arif Bulbon

Country's leading audio, video and music production houses Agniveena and G-series recently released six new albums. These are following:

1) Opekkha

Genre: Solo album by Tausif

Production house: Agniveena

Vocals, lyrics and composition: Tausif

Total songs: 11

Songs: 1) Bhalobasa Pete, 2) Mon Kande, 3) Nupur Baje, 4) Sikto Thaka E Chokhe, 5) Hridoyer Ek Tukro, 6) Tumi Bole Dau, 7) Mon Churi Kore, 8) Mowla, 9) Opekkha, 10) Mon Kande (Club Mix) and 11) Opekkha (Instrumental).

2) Shuvo's Rockers Inc

Genre: Solo album by Shuvo

Production house: G-Series

Total songs: 10

Music producer: Sazzad

Drums: Tony and Nazim

Keyboard: Shams

Songs: 1) Benche Thaka (3:45), 2) Obochetona (4:50), 3) Oparogota (5:38), 4) Megher Bhela (5:02), 5) Alomoy (5:25), 6) Joto Poth (6:00), 7) Golok Dhandha (5:00), 8) Onnorokom Manush (5:02), 9) Keno Manush? (6:26) and 10) Iti Uti (5:50).

3) Modhu Gondhe Vora

Genre: Tagore songs by Sadi Mohammad and Miliya Ali

Production house: G-Series

Total songs: 12

Songs: 1) Gram Chhara Oi by Sadi Mohammad and Miliya Ali, 2) Bodhu Miche Rag Koro Na by Miliya Ali, 3) Amar Praner Pore by Sadi Mohammad, 4) Sedin Dujone by Sadi Mohammad and Miliya Ali, 5) Chhaya Ghonaiyche by Miliya Ali, 6) Amar Khela Jokhon by Sadi Mohammad, 7) Amar Hiyar Majhe by Miliya Ali, 8) Keno Saradin by Sadi Mohammad and Miliya Ali, 9) Tumi To Sei by Miliya Ali, 10) Andhar Shakha by Miliya Ali, 11) Tumi Khushi Jake Thako by Sadi Mohammad and 12) Modhu Gondhe Vora by Sadi Mohammad and Miliya Ali.

4) Shei Gaan Shei Sur

Genre: Solo Nazrul Sangeet album by Susmita Anis

Music and total Coordination: Firoza Begum

Production house: Agniveena

Total songs: 10

Songs: 1) Ghumaye Poreche Chand Rojoni Andhokar, lyrics- Pronob Roy, music- Subol Dasgupta, 2) Ek Hate Mor Pujar Thala, lyrics - Pronob Roy, music- Sudhir Lal Chakraborty, 3) Koto Je Kotha Chilo Koto Je Chilo Gaan, lyrics- Bimal Chandra Ghosh, music- Hemanto Mukhopaddhya, 4) Jodi Apnar Mone Madhuri Mishaye, lyrics- Shaylen Roy, music- Komol Dasgupta, 5) E Pothe Jokhoni Jabe, lyrics- Anil Bhattacharya, music- Sudhir Lal Cghakraborty, 6) Tumi Je Bhalobeshechile, lyrics- Pronob Roy, music- Sudhir Lal Chakraborty, 7) Duti Mon Ar Nei Dujonar, lyrics- Shyamal Gupta, music- Satinath Mukhopaddhya, 8) Ami Abujher Moto Eki Korechi, lyrics- Pulack Bandapaddhya, music- Manna Dey, 9) Mono Koro Jodi Sob Chhere Hai, lyrics- Shyamal Gupta, music- Jagojit Singh and 10) Ei Duniya Ekhon To Ar, lyrics- Prodip Goswami, music- Alauddin Ali.

5) Jugol Golay Gantha

Genre: Recitation and songs of Rabindranath Tagore

Production house: G-Series

Artistes: Lily Islam and Chanchal Khan

Recitation: Asaduzzaman Noor and Sara Zaker

Music Direction: Durbadal Chattapaddhya

Total songs; 12

Songs: 1) Tumi Ektu Kebol by Lily Islam/ Chanchal Khan, 2) Ami Tomar Preme by Chanchal Khan, 3) O Manjuri by Lily Islam, 4) Amar Praner Pore by Chanchal Khan, 5) Akash Vora Surya Tara by Lily Islam, 6) Timir Abogunthone by Chanchal Khan / Lily Islam, 7) Kotha Baiyre Dure by Lily Islam, 8) Amar Moner Koner by Chanchal Khan/ Lily Islam, 9) Shesh Belakar by Chanchal Khan, 10) Har Mana Har by Lily Islam, 11) Amar Sokol Dukher Prodip by Chanchal Khan/ Lily Islam and 12) Jokhon Porbe Na Mor by Chanchal Khan.

6) Tumi Nai

Genre: Solo album by Tanzila Roshd Labonno

Production house: Agniveena

Total songs: 10

Songs: 1) Ami Bono Phul Go, 2) Ami Tar Chholonay, 3) Chondon Palonke Shuye, 4) Khanchar Vitor Achhin Pakhi, 5) Prem Ekbar Eshechilo, 6) Nach Mayuree Nachre, 7) Sedin Dujone Dulechinu Bone, 8) Tumi Ki Ekhon Dekhicho Swapan, 9) Tuni Nai and 10) Uzan Baiya Jao.

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