West Bengal Film Journalists' Association Award for Best Male Playback Singer

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The West Bengal Film Journalists' Association Award for Best Male Playback Singer is given yearly by WBFJA as a part of its annual West Bengal Film Journalists' Association Awards for Bengali films, to recognize the best male singer of the previous year.

Superlatives[]

List of winners[]

• 2017 Nachiketa Chakraborty – "Ek Purono Mosjide" from Zulfiqar^[1][2]
  • Arijit Singh – "Tomake Chai" from Gangster
  • Anupam Roy – "Kolkata" from Praktan
  • Jeet Gannguli – "Aaj Amay" from Power
  • Vicky A Khan – "Awaara Dil" from Ki Kore Toke Bolbo
• 2018 Arijit Singh – "Maula Re" from Chaamp^[3][4]
  • Arijit Singh – "Dugga Ma" from Bolo Dugga Maiki
  • Anupam Roy – "Ahare Mon" from Projapoti Biskut
  • Nachiketa Chakraborty – "Keno Erokom Kichu Holo Na" from Posto
  • Neel Dutt – "E Sohor" from The Bongs Again
• 2019 Anupam Roy – "Aamar Dukkho Gulo" from Drishtikone^[5][6]
  • Rupam Islam – "Girlfriend Title Track" from Girlfriend
  • Shreyan Bhattacharya – "Bhutu Bhaijaan" from Haami
  • Rupankar Bagchi – "Jaago Jaago Uma" from Uma
  • Sudipto Chowdhury – "Tor Sathe" from Generation Ami
  • Raj Barman – "Sudhu Tui" from Villain
  • Anindya Bose – "Ki Debo Bol Toke" from Kaya
  • Arnab Dutta – "Tapur Tupur" from Rosogolla
• 2020 Anirban Bhattacharya – "Kicchu Chaini Aami" from Shah Jahan Regency
  • Neel Dutt – "Chhiley Bondhu" from Finally Bhalobasha
  • Anupam Roy – "Alote Alote Dhaka" from Konttho
  • Papon – "Hazar Bochor" from Tritiya Adhyay
  • Raj Barman – "Keno Je Toke Pahara" from Mon Jane Na
  • Timir Biswas – "Amar Bhul Hoye Geche Priyo" from Rajlokhi O Srikanto

See also[]

• West Bengal Film Journalists' Association Awards
• Cinema of India

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