Dabbu

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Dabbu (Bengali: ডাব্বু)(Real name: Prasenjit Ghosal) is an Indian Bengali film music composer whose songs have been featured in Bengali movies. Known as ‘’Dabbu" in the national music scene, he is a composer, guitarist and music arranger.

Performance[]

Performed with ‘’This is not fusion’’ project across the world.^{[citation needed]}

Career[]

Dabbu started his career as a music composer with Shree Venkatesh Films in Kolkata. He has also been a background music director. Some of his projects include Bangali Babu English Mem and Jamai 420.

Filmography[]

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External links[]

• Dabbu at IMDb