In a landmark event, the Committee Hall of the British Parliament witnessed a historic moment as the song "Chirodiner Jibon Shongini" by acclaimed Bangladeshi singer Asif Akbar and legendary musician Padmashri Anuradha Paudwal was premiered amidst applause and joy. This marked the first time a Bangladeshi singer's song graced the esteemed halls of the British Parliament.
The song, penned by Kabir Bakul and composed by Raja Kashef, captivated the audience with its melodious duet directed by Soumitra Ghosh Imon. Recorded at the prestigious AR Rahman Studio and Yashraj Film Studio, the song holds a special significance, reflecting deep admiration for Asif Akbar.
The event, organized by British Parliament MP Seema Monotra, saw the presence of over 200 dignitaries and journalists, including prominent members of the British Asian community and Lord Tariq Ahmed. Asif Akbar expressed his excitement, highlighting the significance of the moment, stating, "Every success in the musical journey is important to me."
Padmashri Anuradha Paudwal, expressing her delight, remarked on the wonderful fusion of cultures represented by the song. She emphasized her joy in singing in Bengali and anticipated its popularity.
Raja Kashef, the event organizer, expressed pleasure in fostering collaboration between the two countries and lauded the historical significance of the occasion. The collaboration, fueled by love for Asif, saw the participation of artists and organizers from both Bangladesh and Britain.
The song's premiere not only marks a milestone in Asif Akbar's musical journey but also symbolizes a harmonious blend of cultural heritage between Bangladesh and Britain.
