For Bangladeshi cinema, she is not simply a playback singer. She is one of the voices through which its history can be heard.

The legendary singer celebrates her 72nd birthday today, September 4. Born in 1954, Sabina Yasmin has spent much of her life at the heart of Bengali music, leaving behind a vast repertoire that continues to resonate with audiences even as the musical landscape around her has changed.

A special television programme titled “Shudhu Gaan Geye Porichoy” will be aired on the occasion of legendary singer Sabina Yasmin’s birthday.

Asha Bhosle (1933-2026) was a legend not only in the context of South Asia, but the entire musical world feels her absence.

The song remains one of the most beloved tracks in the history of Bangladeshi cinema and continues to hold a special place in the hearts of listeners.

Veteran singer Sabina Yasmin recently completed the recording of her episode at the Channel i studio on Monday afternoon.

The singers will perform on October 19 at a special music segment of the London Bangla Book Fair and Cultural Festival, to be held at the Mayfair Venue in Romford, East London.

Legendary singer Sabina Yasmin, who had been away from music while battling cancer, has recorded a new track after regaining her health. Titled “Otit Golpoguli”, the song will soon be released under the FA Music label.

The National Award–winning singer lamented that the works of iconic voices such as Andrew Kishore and Subir Nandi were never properly archived.

The Ministry of Cultural Affairs, in association with Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy (BSA), honoured legendary singer Sabina Yasmin with a special recognition on Sunday evening at the National Theatre Hall of the Academy, followed by her solo musical performance.

The programme will also feature her solo musical performance, celebrating her timeless contributions to Bangladeshi music.

Today marks the birthday of legendary singer Sabina Yasmin, one of the most celebrated voices in Bangladeshi music. To honour the occasion, Channel i is hosting a festive gathering, bringing together stars from across the industry.

The song, blending contemporary rhythms with deep national sentiment, is set to release soon on Orin Multimedia’s official YouTube channel.

Legendary singer Sabina Yasmin is set to appear on Bangladesh Television’s (BTV) flagship Eid magazine show “Anandamela”. Despite recurring health concerns, the iconic artiste continues to perform to the best of her ability.

Legendary Bangladeshi singer Sabina Yasmin is ready to make a triumphant return to the stage at the 8th Bangladesh Festival, scheduled for May 17, at the Toronto International Pavilion. This marks her first international performance since recovery from a health setback.​

Sabina teamed up with legendary singer Syed Abdul Hadi after eight years for a brand-new song. The track was recorded for the popular magazine show “Ityadi”.

Flautist Shahidul Islam, a native of Brahmanbaria, reminisced about the first time he held a flute at a local Baishakhi Mela, where he would often play and immerse himself in the art. What began as a simple pastime eventually led him to turn his love for music into a profession at Bangladesh Betar in 1999.

The singer's daughter, Yasmeen Fairooz Badhon, confirmed the news to The Daily Star. On Friday, during a programme titled “Amader Sabina Yasmin: Ami Achi Thakbo” at a five-star hotel in the capital, Sabina Yasmin fell ill while performing. She was immediately taken to a hospital in the capital for medical attention and was later discharged.

Legendary singer Sabina Yasmin, who was performing at a corpo-rate tribute event at a hotel in Dhaka, collapsed in the middle of her set around 8:15pm yesterday.

The show, intended to celebrate her legacy, took an unexpected turn when she suddenly felt unwell and collapsed while singing on stage.