Mila is a household name today, having established herself as a pop icon amidst the young music lovers in Bangladesh. Her songs and music videos showcase her vivacious personality, not to mention her courage and willingness to experiment. Her mother, a Nazrul singer, played a significant role in shaping up her interest towards music. From a very young age, Mila would watch her mother practice on the harmonium, which later on she picked up. Once she reached Class 5, however, because of academic pressure at school, she had to take a break from music practice. That did not waver her interest in music, however; instead, she grew stronger not only as a person, but also as a musician within. After getting done with her Class 10, Mila finally decided to pursue a career in singing and prepared herself to work hard for it.

To generate funds for her first album, Mila began to do live shows and performances in and outside Dhaka. In 2006, her first album ‘Phele Asha’ hit the market, giving birth to a new dimension in Bangladeshi pop music. In 2007, Mila’s partnership with producer Fuad brough into the market ‘Chapter 2’ with hits like Jatrabala and Baburam Shapurey, making people sing and dance to the tunes all over the country. Mila’s third album, ‘Redefined’, brought out the versatility in her voice and performances with songs like Dola, Tumiki shara debe, Nirobe and Disco Bandor.