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Āmāra bhitara bāhirē antarē antarē (Bengali: আমার ভিতর বাহিরে অন্তরে অন্তরে), also known as ভালো আছি ভালো থেকো (Bhālō āchi bhālō thēkō) is a Bengali romantic poem written by Bangladeshi poet Rudra Mohammad Shahidullah. It was later adopted as a song, which gained notable popularity in Bangladesh and the Indian state of West Bengal.

Amar Bhitor Bahire Ontore Ontore
by Rudra Mohammad Shahidullah
First published in	1986
Language	Bangla
Subject(s)	Love, Severance, Sorrow, Desire
Lines	28

"Amar Bhitor Bahire Ontore Ontore/Bhalo Achi Bhalo Theko"
Rudra Mohammad Shahidullah, the writer of this ageless song.
Song by Rudra Mohammad Shahidullah
Language	Bangla
Released	1996, 2006, ?, 1992
Composer(s)	Rudra Mohammad Shahidullah
Lyricist(s)	Rudra Mohammad Shahidullah
Performer(s) Andrew Kishore & Kanak Chapa Kabir Suman & Sabina Yasmin Symphony TeerThak Album(s) Tomakey Chai Tero Anubhabe Duari Label(s) Anupam Cozmic Harmony Sargam Records Sangeet
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ভাল আছি ভাল থেকো - Andrew Kishore & Kanak Chapa on YouTube
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Cozmik Harmony II Taero II Kabir Suman II Sabina Yasmin on YouTube
Music video
অনুভবে - Symphony on YouTube
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ভাল আছি ভাল থেকো - Teerthak on YouTube
Music video
Amar Bhitoro Bahire - Andrew Kishore - Anupam on YouTube

History

Rudra Mohammad Shahidullah was the former spouse of writer Taslima Nasrin, who were separated in 1986. This song was regarded by Shahidullah as a suicide note to Nasrin.

The song become popular in Bangladesh after it was used in a Bengali drama serial aired in Bangladesh Television in 1992. It was later used in the Bangladeshi movie "Tomakey Chai'' by singers Andrew Kishore & Kanak Chapa in 1996.

The song was popularized in West Bengal by singer Kabir Suman, by releasing a duet album with Sabina Yasmin, titled, Tero (2006). The song is featured in this album.[1]

In 1992, the Jahangirnagar University based band, TeerThak released their first album, Duari. The song is the first track of this album.[2]

And, Symphony released the song in their album Anubhabe. The song is the thirteenth track of the album of the band.[3]

See also

• Manusher Manchitra, Bengali book written by Rudra Mohammad Shahidullah

References

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