The concert titled 'Sunglo Musical Fest-1' was organized by Noble

The Dhaka Times Desk The concert titled 'Sunglo Musical Fest-1' was organized by Noble. The ticket price of that concert was two thousand, five thousand and fifteen thousand taka. Many visitors and listeners came to enjoy the concert by buying this ticket.

The event was organized at the Bashundhara International Convention Center in the capital. Ankit Tiwari and Bollywood star Sana Khan of Indian movie 'Aashiqui 2' famous artist Ankit Tiwari were supposed to be the main surprise of the event. However, Ankit was absent even though Bigg Boss famous star Sana Khan performed. The audience erupted in anger at his absence.

However, the very popular singer Mainul Ahsan Noble participated in this event from Bangladesh through the 'Sa Re Ga Ma Pa' reality show of the Indian TV channel 'Zee Bangla'. Another artist of this generation was Tasnim Anika.

The concert started after 8pm. Two presenters Fuad and Shanta Jahan appeared on the stage with microphones. Tasneem Anika came on stage and sang her own song 'Jale Vasa Phool' from the movie 'Nolak' along with Bappa Majumder's 'Bayanna Tas', 'Man Bhave Jare Ae Meghla Dine', 'Its My Life' and 'Sei Tumi Ken Eta Achena Hola' in memory of Ayub Bachchu. He also performed some other songs.

After that, the famous Indian star Sana Khan appeared on the stage. He performed with several popular Hindi songs including 'Chamma Chamma', 'Bam Digi Digibam', 'Pallu Latke'. Singer Noble appeared on the stage after 10 pm. Started with Ayub Bachchu's 'Sei Tumi' song. Then he sang the song 'Haste Dekho Gaite Dekho' to the audience. The audience enjoyed his song very much. Encouraged him to sing more with thunderous applause.

Then the audience got excited with 'Taraay Taraay', 'Baba' sung by Noble James. Nobel won the hearts of people by covering several popular songs of famous artists.

After the singing of the Nobel song, ATN Events Director Masudur Rahman, Sunglo Entertainment Director (Events) Mirza Sajid Ankit Tiwari came on stage to express his regret to the audience for not attending the ceremony.