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Bangladeshi Legendary Singer Runa Laila Receives India's Minar-e-Delhi Award

Entertainment Desk, Rtv News

Publish : 05 May 2026, 01:46 PM
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Renowned Bangladeshi playback legend Runa Laila was conferred with the prestigious Minar-e-Delhi Award at the Delhi International Film Festival on Monday.

The honors were presented during a grand ceremony held at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts on Monday, celebrating her immense contribution to music across the subcontinent.

The event featured a rare and historic highlight as Runa Laila shared the stage with another legendary Indian icon, Usha Uthup.

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In what was described as a magical and emotional high point of the evening, the two powerhouse vocalists performed the classic song ‘Ishtishoner Railgarita’ together.

The collaborative performance by these two icons created an unforgettable moment, drawing immense appreciation from the audience and marking a significant cultural bridge between the neighboring nations.

With Inputs from UNB

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