Enamul Kabir Sujan: A Multifaceted Name in Bangla Music
Enamul Kabir Sujan stands as a multifaceted figure in the world of Bangla music. As a lyricist, organizer, producer, IT entrepreneur, and cultural activist, Sujan continues to leave a creative mark across diverse fields. For nearly a decade and a half, his songs have been performed by numerous popular and legendary artists from both Bangladesh and West Bengal.
Sujan’s lyrical themes range from patriotism to the stories of everyday life, love, and humanity. His early songs were composed by Basude, featuring voices of Sabina Yasmin and James. Over time, his musical reach expanded across borders, with renowned Indian singers Kabir Suman and Nachiketa earning praise for performing his lyrics. In Bangladesh, celebrated artists such as Khalid (Chime), Rathindranath Roy, Asif Akbar, Pantha Kanai, Krishnakali, Mahadi, Rajib, Sandeepan, Ankhi Alamgir, Salma, Konal, Kornia, Kishore, Avanti Sithi, and Oyshee have lent their voices to his songs, earning him a special place in listeners’ hearts.
One of his most notable works, “Bangladesh Amar”, was released to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the country’s independence. The song is widely recognized as the only composition in the world presented in a nation’s standard language, all regional dialects, ethnic languages, English, and sign language symbolizing unity in linguistic and cultural diversity.
Beyond songwriting, Sujan has also played a key leadership role in Bangladesh’s cultural scene. He serves as the Finance Secretary of the Lyricists Association of Bangladesh (Bithi Kobi Shongkho Bangladesh), where he continues to advocate for lyricists’ rights, dignity, and recognition.
Sujan’s creative journey extends into drama, film, and event management. His feature film “Made in Chittagong” gained audience acclaim, while his short film “Bakul Phool” has been shortlisted for the National Film Awards. These projects reflect his commitment to artistic expression beyond songwriting.
Among his most popular works are Jibon, Bangladesh Amar, Kichu Kichu Kotha, Bhool Poth, Shanti Asuk Fire, Mayer Bandhon, Ar Diona Jontona, Praner Sujan, Neel Dewal, Ekta Gondho Joray Thake, and Ekusher Gaan. Each composition captures his deep reflections on life, society, and humanity.
Today, Enamul Kabir Sujan stands as an inspiration bridging the modern flow of Bangla music with the rich heritage of Bengali culture. His creative journey continues to enrich and diversify the landscape of Bangla music.
