He dreamed of a classless society in Bangladesh.
He also worked at “Jaijaidin” for a while.ĭuring his university days, Sanjeeb was active in politics. He taught and trained many young journalists and conducted many workshops. His journalism career began with “Ajker Kagoj" and later he joined "Bhorer Kagoj" and established himself as a feature writer.Īfter his graduation from the journalism department of Dhaka University, Sanjeeb worked at a number of dailies. He was very successful in the field of journalism as well. "Rush Print," was the only published poetic work of Sanjeeb, which was admired by many of the leading poets of the country. Many of his articles and poems, published in various national daily newspapers and weekly supplements as well as magazines, were highly praised by both critics and readers. His identity was not limited to being a singer. “It was and still is difficult to deal with his absence,” he added.īappa informed that their next album, titled “Sanjeeb,” will be dedicated to him and will be released next year in Pohela Boishakh. Talking about his career with Sanjeeb Bappa Mazumder told the Dhaka Tribune’s Showtime: “ We continued our journey without Sanjeeb Da, but he can never be replaced, we will always miss him.” Sanjeeb wrote Jochhnabihar,” the title song of this album. The song was an instant hit right after it was released.Īfter a long break, Dalchhut's last album with Sanjeeb, “Jochhnabihar,” was released in 2007. In that album, Bappa and Sanjeeb sang the song “Gari Chole Na” of Shah Abdul Karim. Dalchhut released their first album “Ahh” in 1996.ĭalchhut's second album was “Hridoypur,” which happened to be their most popular album. In the mid 90's, he formed the popular band Dalchhut with Bappa Mazumder, which gained popularity within a short time. His songs will continue to be a source of inspiration for generations to come. Songs rendered by him like "Gari choley na,""Ami tomakei boley debo,""Tumi amar bahanno tash,""Bioscope," and many more, are still so popular today. Sanjeeb was always the focus of attention at any concert. He touched the souls of hundreds of listeners with his soulful music. Sanjeeb Choudhury was admired for his deep voice. He graduated from the journalism department of Dhaka University. He was a writer, poet, journalist, and activist. Sanjeeb was born on 25 December, 1964, in Habiganj. His untimely demise was a great loss for the country and created a permanent void. Today is the 11thdeath anniversary of renowned singer and journalist, Sanjeeb Choudhury.Įleven years ago, when news broke out of the sudden demise of Sanjeeb Choudhury, a sheer sense of great loss immersed the music industry. Songs rendered by him like 'Gari choley na,' 'Ami tomakei boley debo,' 'Tumi amar bahanno tash,' 'Bioscope,' and many more, are still so popular today
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