18/04/2026
Before Roid Arrives, This Song Already Leaves a Feeling Behind
Not every film song feels like a feeling. But “Roid E Aila Ga Juraite” does. Instead of arriving loudly, it slips in softly and leaves behind warmth, longing, and that strange little ache you cannot really explain but somehow still understand.
The song’s richness also comes from the team behind it. Rajib Ahmed Raju brings its soul through the lyrics, composition, and vocal, while Rasheed Sharif Shoaib shapes its wider sound through composition, production, mix, and master. With Studio Cowbell on audio production, and live textures from musicians like Hassan Haider Khan, Faizan Rashid Ahmad (Buno), Nazrul Islam, Md Makhan, and Shoaib himself, the track feels warm, earthy, and fully alive. The backing vocals from Baby Akhtar, Nupur, Tabassum, Nazrul Islam, and Md Makhan add even more depth to that feeling.
There is something so easy to sink into here. The melody feels sun-drenched, the mood feels rooted, and the whole thing carries the kind of emotional pull that makes you pause for a second. It does not feel like a song made just to announce a film. It feels like the first whisper of a story that already has a heart.
And that feeling hits even deeper when you remember this is a film led by Nazifa Tushi, whose presence already brings so much emotional curiosity to Roid. There is a softness and intensity around the whole thing that makes you feel like her character is going to stay with people long after the screen fades out.
Then there is Mejbaur Rahman Shumon, whose storytelling always carries its own texture and rhythm. Even through this one song, you can feel that Roid is not trying to be ordinary. It feels intimate, layered, and quietly powerful the kind of film that pulls you in instead of shouting for your attention.
And of course, that emotional rhythm also depends on the edit and Sazad Alok seems to hold that flow together with care. Because sometimes what makes a feeling land is not just the performance or the music, but the way everything is stitched together so naturally that it stays with you.
So yes, before Roid even arrives, this song has already done something beautiful. It has made the film feel close. And honestly, that is not something every song can do.
Written by : Sazzad Sejan
