After an end to a seventeen-year wait, BNP’s Acting Chairman Tarique Rahman is returning to the country on Thursday (25 December). This return is not only political; it is a unique moment filled with emotion, memory, and expectation. Beyond politics, the news has spread into the cultural arena as well. From that emotion, a new song titled “Leader Is Coming” has been released, which has already become a focal point of discussion.

The song “Leader Is Coming” features the voices of popular artists Nazmun Munira Nancy and Salman Raj. Through their vocals, the language of long anticipation, people’s hope, and reflections of faith are expressed. The song feels not merely like music, but a manifestation of political sentiment, emotionally portraying the relationship between a leader and the people of the country.

The lyrics say—the leader is coming back to the mother, the soil, and the people; Bangladesh seems to be smiling again. These lines have emerged as symbols of the people’s long wait and future expectations. Every word of the song carries the joy of return, dreams of a new day, and a message of hope surrounding leadership, deeply moving listeners.

The lyrics of “Leader Is Coming” were written by Mizanur Rahman. The melody was composed by Palok Hasan Suman, with music arrangement by A. N. Forhad. The song’s planning and overall supervision were handled by film actor Helal Khan. Through the combined efforts of experienced artists, the song has gained a distinct dimension and acceptance as a political song.

The song was released on BNP’s official Facebook page. Immediately after its release, it received a strong response from party leaders, activists, and supporters. On social media, countless people are commenting to welcome Tarique Rahman. At the same time, the comment sections are filled with praise for the song’s tune, lyrics, and emotional depth.

Alongside the political excitement surrounding Tarique Rahman’s return, this song proves that the influence of politics runs deep into culture as well. “Leader Is Coming” is not just a song; it is a document of its time. By weaving together leadership, return, and human emotion, the song has sparked a new wave of discussion.