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Singing to Runa Laila's tune

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TBS Report
18 December, 2019, 11:50 am
Last modified: 18 December, 2019, 04:20 pm

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Singing to Runa Laila's tune

The songs can be found on City Bank and Prothom Alo's Facebook page and YouTube channels.

TBS Report
18 December, 2019, 11:50 am
Last modified: 18 December, 2019, 04:20 pm
Singing to Runa Laila's tune

Recently quite a few singers from the international arena sang to the tune of Bangladeshi artist Runa Laila. Big names like Asha Vosle, Hariharan, Adnan Sami and Rahat Fateh Ali Khan are in this list. City Bank produced the album named "Runa Laila featuring Legends", which also contains a solo by Runa Laila and a duet featuring Adnan Sami and herself.

The songs have already been published online. A song by Asha Vosle was posted online on December 13, while the solo by Runa Laila was posted on December 15. "Ke bole valobasa nei" sung by Hariharan was posted yesterday. The duet by Runa Laila and Adnan Sami would be released for public today.

Here is the music video of "Ke bole valobasa nei" 

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Watch the music video sung by Runa Laila " Aj eto din por" here 

Out of all five songs of this album, two were written by Moniruzzaman Monir and the other three by Kabir Bokul. The music videos were produced by Shahriar Palak. Orsha, Shyamol Mowla, Jui, Nawshaba, Tanvir, Itmam, Iccha and Doyel Mash are the models in the music video. 

The songs can be found on City Bank and Prothom Alo's Facebook page and YouTube channels.

Runa Laila / Legends Forever / City Bank

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