Eminent music director Alam Khan dies
08 July 2022, 02:08 pm | Updated: 22 November 2024, 03:50 am
Eminent composer and seven-time National Film Award-winning music director Alam Khan passed away at 11:30pm on Friday (July 8).
The news was confirmed by his son and music director, Arman Khan.
After the death, his friend Maksudur Rahman wrote that Alam Khan's musical talents were apparent from an early age, when he created the music for "Niribil Sondhaye Dekha Hole Dujonaye".
The artiste's first released song was "O Madhobi Go Theko Mo'r Ontore", which was sung by Rawshan Ara Mustafiz.
Khan began his career working with composers like Robin Ghosh, Altaf Mahmud and Satya Shaha, and his first solo work was in the 1970 film "Kanch Kata Heere".
The song "O Re Neel Doriya" brought him to spotlight, and he went on to win National Film Awards for films like "Boro Bhalo Lok Chhilo". "Teen Konya", "Surrender", "Dinkal", "Bagher Thaba", "Ebadot" and "Ki Jadu Korila".
He was also the man responsible for bringing talents like Ferdous Wahid, Andrew Kishore and Sheikh Ishtiaq into the foray of playback singing.
