Runa Laila is the living legend of the subcontinent. He has been enthralling generation after generation of song lovers with the mesmerizing magic of his voice. He is considered as one of the best artists in the music world of Bangladesh.
Along with movies and albums, Runa Laila regularly performed music on Bangladesh Betar. Due to various reasons, he gradually reduced the performance of music on the radio.
Runa Laila has again performed music on Bangladesh Radio after a long time. The song was recorded on February 29. Before this, the artist sang a song in Bangladesh Betar around 2011.
Runa Laila’s voice in this song composed by Sadek Ali. Sumon Sardar has written the lyrics of this song prepared under the supervision of transcription service of Bangladesh Betar. In addition to performing music, Runa Laila gave an interview for Betar’s transcription service.
He was interviewed by Bangladesh Betar former official Abu Nowsher. This interview was conducted on various aspects of the artist’s life. Runa Laila’s new song and interview will be released soon.
About Runa Laila’s music performance on Bangladesh Betar A source of Betar told Jago News, Runa Laila, the shining star of the country’s music, came to sing on Betar today (February 29).
The source also said that the presence of Runa Laila is quite a joy among all the radio executives. He is back on the air after a long time. The radio authorities hope that from now on he will come again to perform music here regularly.
Runa Laila has taken Bangladesh to unique heights through her voice. Varenya this artist has sung about 10 thousand songs in his musical life. Apart from Bangladeshi movies, he has also sung in Indian and Pakistani movies in Hindi and Urdu languages.
Apart from this, Runa Laila has sung in Punjabi, Sindhi, Pashtun, Gujarati movies. Many songs sung by him constantly return to the mouths of the people of this country.
‘Friend, I went to your home for three days’, ‘How many people are there at home’, ‘The railway carriage of the station’, ‘How many paths have I traveled like a river’, ‘Oi dulche see dolanchapa dulche’, ‘Song ei khataye swarlipi’, ‘O amr jiban sathi’, He has given countless audience-pleasing songs including ‘Tumi ei Bara Bhagyavati’, ‘Shilpi Aami Ukhiyai Gaan Shonaab’, ‘Khan Thambe Kolahal’, ‘Khan Aami Thakob’, ‘Rainy Veja Raate’, ‘Paan Khaiya Chippam’.
In the early eighties, Runa Laila sang for free to raise funds to build a hospital in Srinagar, India. That hospital still has the inscription, ‘Donated by Runa Laila’. Runa Laila is the pride and pride of Bangladesh.
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