The Dhaka Times Desk Renowned musician Subir Nandi gave voice to the song written about Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Written by Sujan Hajong, the song is composed by Jaadu Richil. Music composed by Suman Kalyan.
Lyrics of the song: How is Bangabandhu's house number thirty-two now / Where are Bangabandhu's black-framed glasses now / Where is Bangabandhu's easy chair now / Where is Sheikh Russell's picture now - The song was recorded at D Station.
Musician Subir Nandi said about the song, songs, poems and films have been made about Bangabandhu. Today the new generation is much more advanced. The lyrics of this song by Sujan Hajong are very nice. Bangabandhu's sacrifice for mother, soil and country will be remembered forever by this Bengali nation. This matter has been revealed through this song.
About the song, lyricist Sujan Hajong said, Bangabandhu is a martyr. Bangabandhu's history can never be erased. In this song, I have presented Bangabandhu's house number 32, his black frame glasses, his easy chair and that rare photograph of Sheikh Russell so that the new generation is more encouraged to know or read the true history of Bangabandhu.
Sujan Hajong also said that this song will be included in the album 'Bangabandhu Tumi Sapna Bengalir'. Other vocals on this album include Fahmida Nabi, Nachiketa Chakraborty and Shubmita (India), Ashra Kunwar (Nepal), Sanghe Hladen Tshering (Bhutan), David (Sri Lanka) and Shalabi (Maldives). The entire album's songs are written by poet Sujan Hajong.
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