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Abida Sultana is a Bangladeshi adhunik singer.[2]

This article's lead section may be too short to adequately summarize the key points. (October 2018)

Abida Sultana
আবিদা সুলতানা
Nationality	Bangladeshi
Other names	Shikha[1]
Spouse(s)	Rafiqul Alam ​ (m. 1980)​
Relatives	Shawkat Ali Emon (brother)

Early life and career

Sultana was born to Abdus Salam and Muslima Begum.[2] She completed her bachelor's in political science.[3] She got her musical breakthrough in 1974.[3][4] She performed as a playback singer for the films Abar Tora Manush Ho (1973), Alo Tumi Aleya and Yea Kore Biye. She was one of the playback singers of the film Simana Periye (1977), composed by Bhupen Hazarika.[5]

Sultana can render songs in 32 languages.[6]

Sultana was awarded by Bangladesh Performing Media Centre (BPMC) in 2008.[7]

Personal life

Sultana is married to the musician Rafiqul Alam since 14 April 1980.[2][8] Their one son, Farshid Alam, is the main vocalist of the band Bohemian.[2][9] She has four sisters, Rebeka Sultana,[10] Rehena Sultana, Chitra Sultana and Salma Sultana, and two brothers, Shawkat Ali Emon and Mohammad Ali Shumon.[5][11] Salma (d. 2016) was a singer.[12]

Notable songs

• Tumi Cheyechile Ogo Jante
• Eki Badhone Bolo Jorale
• Ami Sath Sagor Pari Diye
• Bimurto Ei Ratri Amar
• Noyone Rekhe Noyon Kore
• Ekta Dolna Jadi
• Hiroyer Duri Achena Nadi
• Harjit Chirodini Thakbe
• Hate Thak Duti Haath
• Madhu Chandrimar Ai Raat
• Rongila Pakhire
• Ami Jotishir Kase Jabo

Bengali songs

Film songs

Year[13]	Film	Song	Composer(s)	Songwriter(s)	Co-artist(s)
1995	Adorer Sontan [14]	"Ami Moilam Moilam"	Alauddin Ali	Amjad Hossain	M A Khalek

References

External links

• Shah Alam Shazu (14 April 2014). "Rafiqul-Abida The Baishakhi couple". The Daily Star.

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