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Dalchhut (Bengali: দলছুট) is a Bangladeshi pop rock band formed by Sanjeeb Choudhury and Bappa Mazumder in November 1996 in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

This article relies largely or entirely on a single source. (August 2010)

Dalchhut দলছুট
Origin	Dhaka, Bangladesh
Genres	Pop
Years active	1996–2013, 2016–present
Members	Bappa Mazumder Shahan Kabondho Wahidur Rahman Masum Sohel Aziz John Sutton Munshi Sheikh Imran Ahmed Dano
Past members	Sanjeeb Choudhury Hossain Towhidur Rahman Rumi Raquibun Nabi Ratul Koshrose Mohit Rose Naimul Hasan Tanim Shamim Alam Bulet

Formation

Bappa Mazumder and Sanjeeb Chowdhury first met each other at a local market in Dhaka in 1993. Bappa and Sanjeeb began to work together when Bappa asked Shanjib to work on his solo album. Sanjeeb wrote a number of songs including “Rani Ghumay”, “Chokkhu Khule Dekho” and “Hattimatimtim” for Bappa's inaugural solo album. They worked together in the Aashok Karmokar photo exhibition 'Kalratri' , which impressed the audiences and encouraged the duo to form a band. Sanjeeb proposed Bappa to form a musical group. Bappa agreed and Sanjeeb named the Band Dalchhut As a result, Dalchhut was formed in November 1996.[1] The initial line up only included Bappa and Sanjeeb. Drummer Rumi Introduced bass guitarist & singer Sumon from Aurthohinto the band,who helped them in the early stages of the band. The band Dalchhut took a new look with Rumi Rahman (Drummer Rumi) on Drums and Ratul on bass along with the album of 'Akashchuri' made a real difference.

History

Ah (1997)

In 1997, Dalchhut released their first album, titled 'Ah' . The album failed to catch the eyes of the audience, but the band began to gain public interest and fame when a music video of the song 'Rangila' was shown on television. In regards to the first album, Sanjeeb said that "The weird thing is our first album became a hit after eight months".^{[citation needed]}

Hridoypur (2000)

Dalchhut's second album, 'Hridoypur' which was released in 2000, did not take long to become a hit. With this album release, the band saw their popularity grow.^{[citation needed]}

Aakaashchuri (2002)

In 2002, Dalchhut released a third album titled 'Aakaashchuri' , which also enjoyed popular ratings.it had 11 songs in first edition. in 2003 it was relished again with "Bioscope" song. ^{[citation needed]} Dalchhut started shining with a new look with Rumi Rahman (Drummer Rumi) on Drums and Ratul on bass along with the album of 'Akashchuri',bwhich made a real difference in sound.

Jochhnabihar (2007)

After third album in 2002, Bappa became more busy as his popularity was increasing and at the same time Sanjeeb Chowdhury had been busy with journalism. They started working for Dalchhut's 4th album Jochhnabihar released in 2007 and was an instant hit.^{[citation needed]}

This is the most extraordinary album in Dalchhut History.

Tukro Kotha (2008)

After the untimely death of Sanjeeb Chowdhury at 2007, Dalchhut released a single tracked album named "Tukro Kotha". The song was made out of one of Sanjeeb Chowdhury's poems.

Kingbodonti (2008)

Kingbodonti, a musical tribute to Sanjeeb Choudhury, by Dalchhut and Souls. It was released on 25 December. It features the last song recorded by Choudhury.[2]

Aay Amontron (2010)

Dalchhut's latest album, the 6th one of the band, is Aay Amontron, released at 25 December 2010, the 47th birthday of Sanjeeb Chowdhury. With a ceremony named 'Sanjeeb Utshob' the band, with some other fellow musicians, celebrated the birthday of their loving "Sanjeeb'da" and released the new contribution. This new album contains 11 tracks, one of which, the 11th track-'Notojanu' wrote by Sanjeeb Chowdhury himself. In this album they also covered the popular patriotic song "Teerhara Ei Dheuer Shagor" by Famous Singer and Lyricist Apel Mahmud. The album was another hit.^{[citation needed]}

Mon Dabaru (2019)

In 2019, Dalchhut released their single titled Mon Dabaru.

Sanjeeb (2021)

Discography

• Ah (1997)
• Hridoypur (2000)
• Aakaashchuri (2002)
• Jochhnabihar (2007)
• Tukro Kotha (2008)
• Aay Amontron (2010)
• Sanjeeb (2021)

Singles

• Mon Dabaru (2019)

Mixed

• Kingbodonti (2008)

Members

Present members

• Bappa Mazumder – vocals, lead guitars (1996–present)
• Shahan Kabondho – band manager (2008–present)
• Wahidur Rahman Masum – lead guitars (2016–present)
• Sohel Aziz – keyboards (2016–present)
• John Sutton Munshi – bass guitar (2016–present)
• Sheikh Imran Ahmed Dano – drums (2016–present)

Past members

• Sanjeeb Chowdhury (died 2007) – lead vocals (1996–2007)
• Hossain Towhidur Rahman Rumi – drums (2002-2007)
• Raquibun Nabi Ratul – bass guitar (2002-2007)
• Koshrose Mohit Rose – percussions, drums (2003-2013)
• Shamim Alam Bulet – keyboards (2004-2013)
• Naimul Hasan Tanim – bass guitar (2009–2013)

References

Further reading

• "Friends and fans pay homage to Sanjeeb Chowdhury". The Daily Star. 27 December 2012.

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