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          Abdur Rahman Boyati, 74, Bangladeshi folk singer....

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          Afsar Ahmed

          Dayaganj Bazar, a small locality on the outskirts of Dhaka, used to be the meeting place of legendary folk singers such as Khaleque Dewan, Kobi Alauddin Boyati and many others in the late '40s.

          They used to sing mystical songs in the informal ashors of Bauls. One day a small boy came to them and said, "I want to sing". On stage he sang Mon tumi kar bhoroshai boisha roila and mesmerised the singers and the audience.

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          5. Alauddin Boyati was so moved with the little boy's singing style that he instantly declared, "I wish I could have a student like you!" And the little boy quickly responded, "If I ever sing I will give you the stature of my guru." That little boy is none other than today's legendary mystical singer Abdur Rahman Boyati.

          Mon amar dehoghori, shondhan kori, banaiasey kon mistory, these famous lines of the timeless song gave Rahman a niche in the spiritual music world. "That was the time when I was under the tutelage of Kobi Alauddin Boyati.

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