Rafi Hossain: Welcome to Uncensored with Rafi Hossain. Today, we are joined by a special guest, Kumar Bishwajit. Thank you for joining us today. Kumar Bishwajit: Thank you for having me, Rafi Bhai. I am very happy to be here. Rafi: You recently made a song in tribute to Bangabandhu in celebration of his 100th birthday. What inspired you to do so? Kumar: I consider myself very fortunate to have been able to witness the fight for the freedom of Bangladesh. I was not old enough to fight for liberation, but I was old enough to understand what was going on. I was around seven or eight years old, and I had seen a lot of the war. With us reaching the fiftieth anniversary of our independence, I felt that I should also celebrate the man who led us to that independence. I'm blessed to sing about Bangabandhu. We are all grateful to him for what he has done for us. Without his contributions, we would not be able to call ourselves Bangladeshi. The song that I made about him was amazing. Gazi Mazharul Anwar did an amazing job writing it. He told me that he actually wrote it as a poem after the liberation of our country, and he even recited it to Bangabandhu. The tune for the song was given by Kishore Das, and Manam Ahmed composed it. The mixing and mastering were done in Bombay. We made the song in celebration of his birthday.