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A shared songbook, Runa Laila reassuring constant in delicate Indo-Bangla ties

Runa Laila, celebrating 50 years in Hindi films, continues to bridge India and Bangladesh through her music. Her powerful voice, first heard in ‘Ek Se Badhkar Ek,’ has been a constant amidst political shifts. Receiving the Minar-e-Dilli award, she emphasized music’s healing power, a sentiment echoed by fans who find solace in her melodies.

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