“Devendra Muddreshshor, Director of All India Radio, (also the son-in law of Pandit Panna Lal Ghosh), VG Karnaad, Daagar Brothers, Mohiuddin Veenkaar, Ustad Asad Ali Khan Veenkaar, Pandit Sriram Tewari and many other stalwarts would often come to perform and stay as guests of honour in Aminur Rahman's house. His Ustad's house was frequented by the contemporary legends. Following is the story of the mystic folk bard:įor the next six years Bari trained under Rahman. Years ago, the artiste in an exclusive interview with The Daily Star shared many aspects of his life and his own world of music. He has many albums including “Oporadhi Hoileo Ami Tor”, “Dukkho Roilo Mon-e” and “Matir Deho”, “Matir Malikana”, “Bhalobashar Boshotbari”, “Poraner Pakhi”, “Bhadro Masher Purnima”, “Antor Jwala”, “Andhare Khunji Tomaye”, “Chandro Debi”, “Lokhkho Tara”, “Sorola” and “Dukkho Dile Dukkho Pabi” to his credit. His recorded songs like “Suachan Pakhi Ami Dakitachhi Tumi Ghumaichho Naki”, “Ami Ekta Jinda Laash” and “Maa Go Maa Ji Go Ji” are extremely popular far and wide. Following his Namaz-e-Janaza at Dhaka University's Central Mosque and his workplace Bangladesh Television, he was laid to eternal rest at his birthplace in Netrokona after Asr prayers yesterday.ĭuring his illustrious music career, the folk legend lent his voice to many popular folk songs. as long as the folk songs will exist in the country, he will remain ever alive, she said.Eminent folk singer and flautist Bari Siddiqui passed away around 2am on November 24 at the capital's Square Hospital. The people of the country have lost a popular folksinger at his death. In a condolence message, the Prime Minister recalled the outstanding contributions of Bari Siddiqui towards enriching the countrys folk songs. He released a folk album, Lokhkho Tara, in 2000. He won the Bachsas Award for his music direction in the film, Srabon Megher Din (1999), for the song Showa Chan Pakhi. Sheikh Hasina prayed for the eternal peace of the departed soul and conveyed her heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved family members.īorn on November 15, 1954, Bari Siddiqui obtained his bachelors degree from Dhaka University and joined Bangladesh Television in 1985. as long as the folk songs will exist in the country, he will remain ever alive,” she said. “The people of the country have lost a popular folksinger at his death. In a condolence message, the Prime Minister recalled the outstanding contributions of Bari Siddiqui towards enriching the country’s folk songs. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina expressed deep shock at the death of eminent folksinger, lyricist and flautist Bari Siddiqui. He released a folk album, ‘Lokhkho Tara’, in 2000. His well-wishers, coworkers, students, fans and people from all walks of life paid tributes to the eminent folk singer.īorn on November 15, 1954, Bari Siddiqui obtained his bachelor’s degree from Dhaka University and joined Bangladesh Television in 1985. Two namaz-e-janazas were held at the premises of Dhaka University Central Mosque and Bangladesh Television in the morning. Shabbir Siddiqui said his father will be buried in their village home at Chollisha Kaligram of Netrokona. The noted singer had been on life support at the intensive care unit (ICU) of the hospital since Saturday.īari Siddiqui, who had been suffering from kidney-related problems for a couple of years, was admitted to the hospital yesterday night after he fell unconscious following a chest pain. He breathed his last at Square Hospitals around 2:30am, Shabbir Siddiqui, son of Bari Siddiqui, told UNB. Noted folk singer and composer Bari Siddiqui died at a city hospital yesterday.
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