Amra Dui Bhai

Amra Dui Bhai is a Bengali-language music album released on April 1, 1985. The album features collaborations between vocalists Kartick Kumar, Basanta Kumar and Usha Uthup. The release format consisted of digital media with no associated record label.

The album contains 18 tracks that blend elements of Bengali folk, modern Bangla adhunik and light classical styles. Kartick Kumar and Basanta Kumar contributed as primary vocalists across multiple compositions. Usha Uthup provided vocals on select tracks, including the widely recognized Bou Di Go and Lucknowr Nabab.

Notable tracks from the album include Ray Barir Tepi, Amra Dui Bhai, Talpukurer Agoon, Samobeto Bandhugan and Amar Ma Baba. The song Esona Kichu incorporates rhythmic folk patterns, while Gin Ram Husky and Nandalal Debdulal reflect narrative-driven compositions. The closing track Amar Bouer Moto adopts a melodic structure with lyrical themes centered on domestic life.

Production details such as composers, lyricists and session musicians remain undocumented in available sources. The album’s release coincided with the growth of digital audio distribution in India during the mid-1980s, though specific distribution channels or commercial performance data are not recorded. The work is categorized as an official release with no subsequent reissues or remastered editions confirmed.