Meet Mokbul Hossain, a dedicated bongshibadok playing folk Lalongeeti across Mohammadpur. This Dhaka street flautist preserves Bengali culture through bamboo flutes, seeking dignity and artistic respect while sharing melodic joy amidst the urban cacophony.

Mirpur Road’s Science Lab area is best defined to the average Dhaka-resident through its cacophony of honking cars, buzzing markets, and unrelenting traffic, where people are often caught in the gridlock. But just beyond the congestion of the streets exists a different kind of chaos, one that might help you.

While much of the attention during the Puja season is drawn to the artistry of the idols or the grandeur of the festivities, the role of traditional music and instruments remains a deeply rooted, often overlooked aspect.

Omni Music aims to provide quality musical instruments at an affordable price.

The art of making traditional musical instruments is slowly fading away due to rising production costs and growing popularity of modern instruments, say artisans in Manikganj.

Rhythmic musical instruments are selling well as Durga Puja is on in full swing.