Arundhati Holme-Chowdhury is a voice of the golden age of Bengali music.

She shot to fame in the early 1980s with her song "Phagun Ke Daaklaam" — one of Salil Chowdhury's finest creations.

Over the years, she has sung a large number of exquisite songs, with a voice full of expression and warmth.

Early in his career, Sibaji Chattopadhyay set out as a clone of Hemanta Mukherjee. However, afterward, he found his niche as an singer with his own identity, characterized by a deep, warm voice. He gained popularity as a Rabindra Sangeet singer and recorded songs for many composers in Bengal.

Salil Chowdhury had him sing playback for the film Mahabharoti, and had him record a few solo songs, and a few duets with his wife Arundhati Holme-Chowdhury. His solo "Jakhon Ashajjho Hoi" and that unforgettable duet "Aar Ki Bolbo Bolbaar Kathaa Shesh Hoye Gyalo" with Arundhati are wonderful songs that are deservingly popular.

Aar Ki Bolbo (duet)
Jokhon Ashojjha Hoy (Sibaji)
Chole Je Jaay Din (Arundhati)