Sekandar Badshah Bulbul

Md. Sekandar Badsha Bulbul (; born 20 February 1964) is a Bangladeshi singer and musician known for his work in modern and folk music. He has released numerous albums and performed widely in Bangladesh and abroad. was a singer, and his sisters Doly Sayontoni and Poly Sayontoni are also professional singers. Bulbul began singing at a young age, learning folk and classical traditions from his mother and participating in musical gatherings featuring Baul and other folk artists from the region.

As a child performer, he received early recognition, winning the National Child Artist Award in 1979 and 1980. He also performed internationally with a group of young artists, representing Bangladesh in neighboring countries.

Over his career, he has released around 18 solo albums and appeared on more than 150 mixed albums. He has worked with numerous notable composers and musicians, and his music spans both contemporary and traditional Bangladeshi styles. In addition to album releases, he has performed live in television programmes and international stage shows for expatriate Bangladeshi communities across the Middle East, Europe, North America, and Asia.

Musical style and works Bulbul's repertoire includes a diverse range of songs, from heartfelt ballads to folk-inspired compositions. Some of his notable works include Shey Chilo Amar Priyotoma, Hridoyer Kobita, Bhanga Mon, and Ami Ashboi. His music has been featured on various digital platforms and continues to reach audiences through both traditional and online media.

Works Albums Shey Chilo Amar Priyotoma Shukhi Hote Chai Na Bhulte Cheyecchilam Bhule Jabo Ami Tomake Hridoyer Kobita Tobuo Prem Acche Bhanga Mon Je Amay Dukkho Dilo Ontore Mohona Ek Jonome Hoilona Piriti Ekdin Sondhay Piriti Amar Jonno Noy Bathar Shrabon Ami Ashboi

Awards National Children's Award Competition (Folk Music) (1979) 1st Prize National Children's Award Competition (Folk Music) (1980) 1st Prize Jury Special Prize from Bangladesh Film Journalists Association Bachsas Awards (2005)