Dhaka journal Desk

I will never forget my father’s contribution to my journey. He not only showed me the path of music but also taught me many lessons about life. The small dream that began in my birthplace, Bormi, still lives in my heart. With everyone’s love and prayers, I want to go much further in music.”
These are the words of popular singer Ahr Rabby, who has gained considerable popularity in recent times through his songs on social media.
Ahr Rabby’s full name is Ahsan Habib Rabby. He was born and raised in the Bormi area of Sreepur upazila in Gazipur district.
At just 20, Rabby gained widespread recognition and love from listeners within a short time through his song Tomar Chokher Mayay Pora. The song marked an important chapter in his musical journey.
Among his notable and popular songs are Nil Shari, Mithya Bhalobasha, Tomar Chokher Mayay Pora, Tomar Ranga Thonter Oi Mishti Hashi, Pakhi Ural Diche Re, Ekhon Ar Kaj Hobe Na Bhalobashi Bole and Mon Pinjore Thakiya Kemne Hoilo Por.
Rabby said he has received immense love from listeners through these songs.
He also has several original songs awaiting release, including Thaika Kemne Hoilo Por, Dhokar Sagar, Mono Pran Sopiya and Chokher Pani Porabe Tomay.
Rabby has also worked with several well-known and popular singers and artists in the country, including Arman Alif, Parvez Khan and Siam Ahmed.
So far, around eight original songs have been released in Rabby’s voice, with several of them achieving significant popularity.
Speaking about his journey, Rabby said, “I never imagined that my small musical journey, which began in Bormi, would one day reach and receive the love of so many people.”
“Whatever position I am in today is the result of my own efforts, hard work and my constant willingness to learn. But my greatest achievement is the love and support of my listeners,” he said.
“I want to earn an even greater place in your hearts through my work. I am sincerely grateful to everyone who has been beside me since the beginning of this journey—those who listened to my songs, shared them, loved my work and encouraged me with every new project,” Rabby added.