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Ammajan is a Bengali film music released in 1999. This mother devotional song was used in the 1999 film[1] Ammajan directed by Kazi Hayat.[2] Ayub Bachchu has given voice to this song with lyrics and music by Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul.[3][4] Manna has acted and lip-synced in portraying this song in a scene of the film.[4][5] Through this song, Ayub Bachchu became popular in Bengali films.[6][7]

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"Ammajan"
Song by Ayub Bachchu
from the album Ammajan
Language	Bengali
Released	1999
Recorded	1999
Studio	Shruti Studio
Genre	Film score
Length	5:54
Label	Anupam Recording Media (2018–present)
Songwriter(s)	Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul
Producer(s)	Ami Boni Kothachitro
Music video
"Ammajan" on YouTube

Background

Concept

The song is part of a film named Ammajan is directed by Kazi Hayat who never sat down with the composer about the music. He gave complete freedom to the composer in this regard. He believes that giving freedom to composers will bring good things. The director asked Bulbul to write and compose a song about mothers for the film that no other mother-related song could compare to. Hayat told Bulbul the plot of the film in detail where the mother devotee hero would do anything for her. Taking everything into consideration, Bulbul wrote and composed the song.[5]

Inspiration

Bulbul wanted to write the song in such a way that the lyrics would have depth. In the lyrics of the song he adds several religious words which he has to add very carefully and impartially. He made the song so that all kinds of people can understand and sing it.[5]

Artist

Bulbul wanted to sing the song to Ayub Bachchu, whom he had known since childhood. He usually does not sing for films. Bachchu initially refused to sing the song and had to be persuaded with great difficulty. While recording the song, Ayub Bachchu did not have to use any instruments or software to sing.[4][5][8]

Production

Ahmed Imtiaz Bulbul composed and wrote the lyrics of this song.[5] The song was sang by Ayub Bachchu,[3][9] while Ayub Bachchu's singing and singing style were preferred in the lyrics.[10]

Release and influence on popular culture

After the release of the film, the song was well received by the audience and became a huge hit and the song became a household name.[11][12] This song is regularly aired in Bangladesh Betar's film music program.[7] Nineteen years after the release of the film, the music video of the song was released on YouTube on June 25, 2018, under the banner of Anupam Recording Media.[13]

Achievement

Year	Award	Nomination	Category	Result	Ref
1999	Bachsas Awards	Ayub Bachchu	Best Male Playback Singer	Won	[14]

References

External links

• Article about the song on bmdb.co

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