Dhaka [Bangladesh], August 6 (ANI): The Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre (IGCC) and the High Commission of India in Dhaka organised an evening of Rabindra Sangeet and poetry titled “Iti Rabindranath” on Thursday, to commemorate the 85th Death Anniversary of Nobel Laureate Rabindranath Tagore.As per a release by the Indian High Commission and the Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre, the program highlighted the enduring cultural bonds between India and Bangladesh through the universal language of music and poetry.The evening featured captivating performances by renowned Bangladeshi artist Shwapnil Shojib, whose soulful renditions of Rabindra Sangeet captivated the audience, followed by a stirring poetry recital by Samiul Islam Poluck, a distinguished Bangladeshi reciter, the release mentioned.Speaking at the occasion, High Commissioner Dinesh Trivedi highlighted Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore’s timeless literary legacy as an unbreakable bridge of shared heritage, peace, and mutual affection between India and Bangladesh, continuing to inspire generations across borders through his universal humanism.Shwapnil Shojib is a talented Bangladeshi singer and musician recognised for his soulful voice and versatile singing style. He has released numerous hit songs across various genres, including pop, folk, and modern Bangladeshi music.Shojib has a dedicated fan base and is celebrated for his emotional performances and dedication to his craft. Besides singing, he often participates in music festivals, TV programs, and concerts, contributing significantly to Bangladesh’s contemporary music scene. His dedication to quality music continues to earn him respect and admiration from audiences nationwide.Samiul Islam Poluck is a renowned Bangladeshi reciter who has achieved significant recognition for his talent and contributions to the arts. He is a gold medalist at Jatiyo Shikkha Shoptaho in 2001.He has been featured on India’s prominent music labels such as Saregama and Hindustan Records and is also a regular performer on Bangladesh Television & Bangladesh Betar. His exceptional talent has earned widespread praise, exemplified by his solo recitation at Rabindra Sadan in Kolkata, organised by the West Bengal Department of Cultural Affairs. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with notable Tagore artists, showcasing his versatile talent and dedication to the art of recitation.The event brought together Rabindra Sangeet singers, cultural dignitaries, students from various universities and distinguished guests, reaffirming IGCC’s dedication to promoting cultural dialogue, artistic collaboration and the enduring bonds of friendship between the two nations, the statement underlined. (ANI)(This content is sourced from a syndicated feed and is published as received. The Tribune assumes no responsibility or liability for its accuracy, completeness, or content.)