Anusheh Anadil is a Bangladeshi musician, artist, cultural activist, and social entrepreneur. She was the lead vocalist of “Bangla”, one of the leading bands of Bangladesh, which only recently disbanded. She is now the lead singer of the band—“Bahok”. She received training, as a child, in north Indian classical music under the late Sarangi Maestro of Kolkata, Ustad Sagiruddin Khan, and discovered her love for the Baul music form of Bangladesh. Since “Bangla’s” beginning in 1998, Anusheh has had enormous success, not only as a vocalist, but also for her bold attitude and casual appearance that has made her a role model for many young women across Bangladesh. Anusheh’s music has been appreciated by many great musicians across the globe. She has worked with legends like Jonas Hellborg (Mahavishnu Orchestra) and has featured in Susheela Raman’s ‘Music for Crocodiles’. She has recorded a song with the band “Indian Ocean” of Delhi for Abhik Mukhopadhay’s film Bhoomi. She has worked with Pandit Tanmoy Bose on a project called “Baul and Beyond”. She has lent her voice for the Tollywood movies ‘Kaler Rakhal’ and ‘Icche’. Anusheh continues to learn classical music under the guidance of her Guru Ma, Kalpana Bhattacharya.