Junior Ayub Bachchu graced the stage for the first time in Dhaka for LRB

The Dhaka Times Desk Ahnaf Tajwar, the only son of legendary artist Ayub Bachchu, graced the stage for the first time in Dhaka for LRB. Ayub Bachchu's famous song 'Let's change' was sung.

Ahnaf Tajwar, the only son of legendary artist Ayub Bachchu, graced the stage for the Dhaka audience for the first time for LRB. He has been named Junior Ayub Bachchu from the stage of Dhaka.

Organized by Gun Bangla Music Channel, open concerts of the 'Shekar Der Thanh' series are going on across the country. Kaushik Hossain Tapas got the responsibility of organizing a total of 7 concerts. Ayub Bachchu and his band LRB were supposed to perform at all the concerts!

Among these 7 divisional cities, one of the most interesting concerts was in the capital Dhaka. Ayub Bachchu is also supposed to perform with the team on this day. But in a cruel irony of fate, he is no longer in this world. He has gone to the sky by flying like his song. However, he stood at the peak of professionalism and said, 'Show must go on'! By adopting that policy, LRB performed in Chittagong recently in his absence.

After Chittagong, it is Dhaka's turn. On Friday evening, the beginning of the night was different. All famous artistes took the stage one by one at Bangabandhu Stadium. But everyone is waiting for LRB to come. How is LRB without Ayub Bachchu, it is as if thousands of people were standing on one foot. Finally came the moment!

Kaushik Hossain called the members of LRB on stage. Called Ayub Bachchu's successor Ahnaf. Junior Ayub Bachchu gave his name. Loud applause started. Taking the microphone, Ahnaf also said, I want to remember my father in music.

Manam Ahmed, the founding member of 'Miles' was also called on this stage. He narrated various memories of friendship with Ayub Bachchu. Addressing Ahnaf, he said, Ayub Bachchu's son means Ahnaf is my son too. I believe one day Ahnaf will also shine the face of Ayub Bachchu.

During this time LRB performed two songs. Masud sang, 'And how many times will you make me cry', then Ayub Bachchu's son gave voice to the song. He sang Ayub Bachchu's famous song 'Chalo Bade Jaye'. This time, Manam Ahmed was seen playing the keyboard with them. The audience was overwhelmed with emotion after seeing Ahnaf, then burst into tears of joy after hearing Ayub Bachchu's song on Tarakshte. A different environment is created.