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Mila Islam
Bangladeshi singer From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Tashbiha Binte Shahid Mila, more commonly known as Mila Islam, a Bangladeshi folk and fusion singer. She started her music career in 2006 with her debut album "Fele Asha".
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Early life
Mila was born into a family with a military and artistic background. Her father, Shahed Islam, served as an officer in the armed forces, while her mother, Swapna Islam, was a Nazrul Sangeet artist. Mila's musical training began at the age of three under her mother's guidance. As she grew a little older, she began taking formal training from different classical music ustad (masters). After completing her Secondary School Certificate, she decided to build a career in the music industry.[2]
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Despite her classical and Nazrul Sangeet training, Mila pursued Western pop, rock, and hip-hop as her primary genres from the very beginning of her career.[2]
She got her break with her first debut solo album “Fele Asha”, which was released in 2006, composed by various composers. Mila's second album, Chapter 2, had songs named "Rupbane Nachey Kamor Dolaiya" and "Baburam Shapura", composed by Fuad. Her third album, Re-defined, was released in 2009, also composed by Fuad. This album contained songs such as “Dola De Re” and “Tumi Ki Shara Dibe.”[3]
After 2011, Mila released songs "Nacho" (2015), "Ishshor Jane" (2016), "Aissalla" (2020), and "Tona Tuni" (2024).
In addition to her solo career, Mila has worked as a playback singer in the Bangladeshi film industry. Her vocals have featured in soundtracks for commercial films. After a seven-year hiatus from playback singing, Mila made her comeback in 2025 with a song titled "Prem Pukure Borshi Fele Anbore Dhore" for the Bangladeshi film Insaaf.[4]
Live performances
Mila performed at Bangladesh China Friendship Conference Center on 19 November 2008 in Fuad Live, a music event featuring live performances of songs composed, re-arranged and mixed by Fuad.[5]
At the 2011 Cricket World Cup opening ceremony, Mila performed the tournament's official welcome song, "O Prithibi Ebar Ese Bangladesh Nao Chine", alongside fellow artists Ibrar Tipu, Arnob, Balam, Kona, and Elita Karim in the 2011 Cricket World Cup, which was co-hosted by Bangladesh, India, and Sri Lanka.[6]
Mila has performed in various countries including India, Japan, Dubai, Jordan, Saudi Arabia, England, France, Germany, Australia, America, and Canada.[2][7]
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Discography
Studio albums
Singles
Personal life
Mila married S M Parvez Sanjari, a pilot, in May 2017.[9] Their marriage ended in May 2018 following allegations of abuse and dowry demands, leading to legal disputes between them.[9]
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