Popular Vocalist Of Paper Rhyme Ahmed Saad Dies At 52

The lead vocalist of Paper Rhyme, Ahmed Saad has passed away only at the age of 52 after a prolonged fight with cancer. He died late Tuesday night at a private hospital in Dhaka. One of the member of the band Avik informed the media that Saad had been fighting cancer for many years. 

He said also, there was a period when he seemed to improve. But a few months ago, the cancer spread over nightly. 

He added, three days ago, he had cardiac attack and was admitted to United Hospital. 

‘Earlier he had another heart attack on Tuesday morning and was declared deceased by the attending physician that night’, Avik said. 

The funeral is expected to take place on Thursday, with details to be finalised by the family.

In the music industry Paper Rhyme, with releasing just one album grabed the hearts of listeners in the 1990s. The band, formed by a bunch of school friends, was launched on January 24, 1992, and was known for their unique lyrics and compositions in genres such as hard, melodic, and soft rock. 

Their popular songs like "Andhokar Ghore", "Akasher Ki Rong", and "Elomelo" became particularly beloved by fans. However, due to the members' other commitments, the band's activities stalled the same year.

In a mixed album titled "Abar", Paper Rhyme's last song was released. The title of the song is "Darao Bondhu". The mixed album was released under the banner of Ashique Music in 2017.

In 1996, under the banner of Soundtek, the band Paper Rhyme's first album was released.  In 2012, the journey of Paper Rhyme came to an end.