Farida Parveen (1954-12-31–2025-09-13): Renowned Bangladeshi folk singer | 2Day Wiki

Farida Parveen (1954-12-31–2025-09-13) — Renowned Bangladeshi folk singer, celebrated as the "Queen of Lalon song". Explore chronological milestones, 3-act biography, and historical legacy on 2Day Wiki.

Farida Parveen (1954-12-31–2025-09-13): Renowned Bangladeshi folk singer | 2Day Wiki

Farida Parveen

Renowned Bangladeshi folk singer, celebrated as the "Queen of Lalon song"

Chronology: 1954-12-31 – 2025-09-13

Origins & Early Life

Farida Parveen (31 December 1954 – 13 September 2025) was a Bangladeshi folk singer. Referred to as "the Queen of Lalon song," she received Ekushey Padak in 1987 and Bangladesh National Film Award for Best Female Playback Singer for the film Andho Prem (1993). Parveen was born on 31 December 1954 in Natore, and was brought up in Kushtia. Her father worked in the health service.

Pivotal Works & Achievements

As a child she used to play a harmonium. In 1968, she was enlisted with Rajshahi Betar as a Nazrul singer. She graduated from Kushtia Government College under Rajshahi University. Parveen first took lesson from Komal Chakrabarti. Later on, she received lessons in classical music from Ustaad Ibrahim Khan, Ustad Rabindranath Ray, Ustad Osman Goni and Ustad Motaleb Biswas.

Enduring Legacy & Impact

She then learnt Nazrul songs from Ustad Mir Muzaffar Ali and Ustad Abdul Qadir. She was introduced to Lalon music by Moksed Ali Shai. Parveen started her career with Nazrul Sangeet. In 1973, she performed the patriotic song Ei Padma Ei Meghna and the Lalon song Shatyo Bol Shupothey Chol. Her other songs are Tomra Bhulei Gechho Mallikadir Naam, Nindar Kanta Jodi and several Lalon classics. She sings mostly Lalon songs...

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