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SATURDAY, JULY 02, 2022

Bangla song

Photo: Collected
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Manna Dey's 'Coffee House' sounds like seven soreheads whining: Sohini Dasgupta

Sohini later edited her Facebook post to rectify that the comments stood for her personal opinion only

Asif Azim heightens the oomph in ‘Poran Bondhu’ music video
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Asif Azim heightens the oomph in ‘Poran Bondhu’ music video

‘Habibi’: Nusrat Fariha’s third single out now
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‘Habibi’: Nusrat Fariha’s third single out now

Asif and Rayna. Photo: Courtesy
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Asif-Rayna voice the popular song ‘Aay Khuku Aay’

PRAN Frooto sponsored "Sathi Tumi Amar Jibone’'. Photo: Courtesy
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PRAN Frooto sponsors remake of Salman Shah's iconic song ‘Sathi Tumi Amar Jibone’

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