Bangladeshi singer, songwriter and composer S K Samir has unveiled a new musical release to mark the occasion of Pahela Baishakh, the Bengali New Year, presenting a fresh cultural offering for listeners at the start of the traditional calendar year.
The newly released song, titled “Tumi Kotota Sukhī Hoyecho” (“How Happy Have You Become”), has been launched on his official YouTube platform, Samir Express. In this project, Samir has taken on multiple creative roles, not only performing the vocals but also writing the lyrics and composing the music himself, reflecting a deeply personal artistic approach.
The release has been positioned as a festive musical gift for audiences celebrating Pahela Baishakh, a cultural occasion widely observed across Bangladesh with music, fairs, and traditional performances. The timing of the launch aligns with the season’s emphasis on renewal, nostalgia, and emotional reflection, themes often echoed in Bengali New Year music.
Speaking about the song, Samir explained that it was originally created several years ago and had previously been performed live on television. Over time, he said, listeners and fans repeatedly encouraged him to release an official music video version. Responding to that demand, he chose Pahela Baishakh as the symbolic moment to finally publish the track in its full visual format.
He further noted that the music video features model Sheik Chandni alongside him, adding a visual narrative dimension to the song’s emotional tone. The video has been directed by Soumitra Ghosh Imon, whose production style aims to complement the song’s reflective mood.
Song Release Details
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Song Title | Tumi Kotota Sukhī Hoyecho |
| Artist | S K Samir |
| Release Platform | Samir Express (YouTube) |
| Roles by Artist | Vocalist, lyricist, composer |
| Featured Model | Sheik Chandni |
| Video Director | Soumitra Ghosh Imon |
| Occasion | Pahela Baishakh (Bengali New Year) |
Samir also highlighted that alongside his YouTube channel activities through Samir Express, he continues to work through his audio-visual production company, Art Box, which is involved in various multimedia projects.
At present, he remains engaged in several professional assignments, including background music composition for films, dubbing work, and the creation of advertising jingles. According to him, these commitments have kept him creatively occupied, although he continues to prioritise original music development alongside commercial projects.
He added that once his ongoing work in film and advertising is completed, he plans to return to producing new standalone songs, suggesting that further original releases may follow in the near future.
The release of “Tumi Kotota Sukhī Hoyecho” thus represents both a cultural celebration and a personal milestone for the artist, combining nostalgic composition with renewed public presentation during one of the most significant cultural festivals in the Bengali calendar.