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Prasenjit Ghosal (born 2 December 1979), known professionally as Dabbu, (Bengali: ডাব্বু) is a music composer based in Mumbai. He workes as a music composer in Mumbai and Kolkata. He has closely worked with film production company SVF and has composed several Bengali films songs which have been sung by artists including Arijit Singh, Armaan malik, Papon, Anupam Roy, and Shaan.

Performance

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He plays the guitar and has performed with on albums including This is not fusion in front of live audience in Frankfurt at Book Fest, Lille at Fest, and Bozar Fest in Brussels in 2006. DABBU performed at the British Museum, Johannesburg in 2011 for WITS university and has collaborated with vocalists including Shreya Ghoshal and Gary Lawyer during tours. He has played for bands such as Hip Pocket and also accompanied jazz musicians such as Louis Bankz at venues which have included, Blue Frog, Jazz By the Bay, Hard Rock Cafe.

Career

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Dabbu was born in Kolkata and started his career as a guitar player, where he played for films, adverts, and songs. He started his music direction career with film production company Shree Venkatesh Films in Kolkata. He moved to Mumbai in 2009.

Filmography

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Year Movie Language Songs Director Producer
2014 Bangali Babu English Mem[1] Bengali Honey Bunny, Hawara Chupi Chupi, Dol Duluni, Ore Mon Udashi Rabi Kinagi Shree Venkatesh Films
2014 Kokhon Tomar Asbe Telephone[2] Bengali Title Song, Ek Dui Teen, Jokhun Tokhun, Tumio Ki Anmona Arindam Mamdo Dey PB Films
2016 Samraat: The King Is Here Bengali (Bangladesh) Samraat (Title Track) Mohammad Mostafa Kamal Raz Orkee Production & Cinemawala
2016 Mental[3] Bengali (Bangladesh) Title Song, Prem Ta Toder Nesha, Mon Najehal, Khaina Jonab, Ureche Dhulo, Bolte Baki Koto Ki Shamim Ahamed Roni Bangla Express Films
2016 Bossgiri Bengali (Bangladesh) Bossgiri (Title Track) Shamim Ahamed Roni Khan Films
2017 Dhat Teri Ki Bengali (Bangladesh) Title Song Shamim Ahamed Roni Jaaz Multimedia
2017 Amar Aponjon[4] Bengali Ele Chupi Chupi, Esho Amar Nodir Tire Raja Chanda Sunday Films & Actors Studio
2017 Rangbaz Bengali (Bangladesh) Title Song, Rimjhim Abdul Mannan Shree Venkatesh Films
2019 Mon Jaane Na Bengali Keno Je Toke Shagufta Rafique Shree Venkatesh Films
2019 Network Bengali Deewana Bole Dake Amaay Saptaswa Basu Neo Studios[5]
2019 Beporowa Bengali Beporowa Title Song, Ghum Ghum Adore (ঘুম ঘুম আদরে), Khati Sona (খাঁটি সোনা) Raja Chanda Jaaz Multimedia
2020 Shahenshah Bengali (Bangladesh) Premer Raja Shamim Ahmed Rony Unlimited Audio Video
2020 Harano Prapti Bengali All Songs Raja Chanda Greentouch Entertainment
2020 Operation Agneepath Bengali (Bangladesh) Title Song Ashiqur Rahman Vertex Production
2020 Biye.com Bengali All Songs Sudeshna Roy, Abhijeet Guha Shadow Films
2020 Ajob Premer Golpo Bengali All Songs Raja Chanda Zee Bangla Cinema
2021 Magic Bengali All Songs Raja Chanda SSG Entertainment Pvt. Ltd
2022 BhoyPeo Na Bengali All Songs Ayan Dey Big Screen Production Pvt Ltd .[6]

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''Dabbu'' is an Indian music composer known for his contributions to film soundtracks in Bengali-language cinema. [1] He has composed music for several Bengali-language films, showcasing his work in regional projects. [1] His notable credits include composing the soundtrack for the Bengali film Black (2015), where he collaborated with Rajputra to create an EP featuring performances by artists such as Akriti Kakkar and Nakash Aziz. [2] [1] Dabbu also composed for the Bangladeshi Bengali-language film Dhatteriki (2017) and is the composer for Operation Agneepath (filming). [1] Additionally, he has soundtrack credits, including producer work on a track for Samraat (2016). [1] Dabbu, also credited as Dabbu Ghoshal, maintains a presence in the Bengali film music scene through his composing and production efforts, contributing to both original scores and song integrations in regional projects. [1]

Early life and education

Birth and early years

Dabbu, born Prasenjit Ghosal, was born on 2 December 1979 in Kolkata, West Bengal, India.[3] Limited public information is available regarding his early childhood, family background, or personal life prior to his music career.

Film studies in the United States

There is no publicly available information indicating that Dabbu pursued film studies or any formal education in the United States. Dabbu began his career as a guitar player for films, advertisements, and songs before transitioning into music composition, initially with Shree Venkatesh Films in Kolkata and later moving to Mumbai in 2009. Dabbu has composed music primarily for Bengali and Telugu films. His notable work includes the soundtrack for the Bengali film ''Black'' (2015), where he collaborated with Rajputra on an EP featuring artists such as Akriti Kakkar and Nakash Aziz.[2][1] He composed for the Telugu film ''Dhatteriki'' (2017) and is credited on ''Operation Agneepath'' (in development).[1] He also contributed as producer on a track for ''Samraat'' (2016).[1] Limited public information is available on his early career or additional credits.

Recognition

No notable awards, nominations, or other forms of recognition are documented for Dabbu in available sources.
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