Rajib, Liza Record World Population Day Theme Song

Popular singers Rajib and Liza have lent their voices to a special theme song produced to mark World Population Day, adding a musical dimension to this year’s public awareness campaign. The recording was completed on 2 July at the studio of composer and music director Foyad Naser Babu, with the song set to be broadcast on various television channels on World Population Day.

The song carries a message centred on safe motherhood, newborn care and the importance of ensuring access to quality healthcare for every child. Its lyrics open with a hopeful vision of a brighter future, celebrating the arrival of new life while highlighting the value of proper care and support for mothers and infants.

The lyrics were written by Dipak Kumar Saha, while the composition and musical arrangement were created by Foyad Naser Babu. According to the composer, the project was designed to deliver an important social message through an engaging musical presentation that would resonate with audiences of all ages.

Speaking about the recording, Foyad Naser Babu praised both performers for their dedication and vocal performances. He said Rajib and Liza had sung the piece beautifully and expressed confidence that the song would be well received by viewers and listeners when it is aired nationwide.

Rajib also shared his enthusiasm for the project, saying he always enjoys performing songs composed by Foyad Naser Babu. He expressed hope that the combination of meaningful lyrics and an appealing melody would allow the song to connect with a wide audience while reinforcing the importance of the campaign’s message.

Liza echoed those sentiments, describing the composition as a successful blend of thoughtful lyrics and expressive music. She said she was particularly impressed by the melody and believed the song would leave a lasting impression on listeners because of both its artistic quality and its social relevance.

World Population Day is observed annually to raise awareness about population-related issues, including maternal health, reproductive healthcare, family planning and the well-being of newborns. Cultural initiatives such as theme songs have become an effective way of communicating these messages to a broader audience, complementing awareness campaigns organised by public institutions and development partners.

The newly recorded song aims to promote optimism and responsibility while encouraging greater attention to maternal and child health. Its scheduled television broadcasts on World Population Day are expected to help amplify the campaign’s message and inspire wider public engagement with issues that remain central to sustainable social development.