Enam Sarkar, a well-known face in Bangladesh’s media landscape and the former news editor of SA Television, has been receiving medical treatment at the Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University Hospital in Dhaka for the past few months. His critical health condition has left the entire family deeply anxious and overwhelmed with concern.

Reflecting on the situation, Baby Naznin shared that she rarely observes her birthday with grand festivities, and this year is no exception. Given her brother’s grave condition, all thoughts are focused entirely on his recovery. Rather than seeking personal felicitations or good wishes from her admirers on her birthday, the singer has earnestly appealed to everyone to keep her brother in their prayers for a full recovery.

Over a career spanning more than four decades, Baby Naznin has cemented her place in the hearts of millions through her unique vocal style and vibrant stage performances. Across television, film, radio, and live concerts both at home and abroad, she has earned massive popularity and received numerous accolades, including the prestigious National Film Award. Generations of listeners continue to cherish her iconic tracks such as “Elomelo Batase Uriechi Sharir Anchal,” “Kal Sara Rat Chilon Soponer-o Rat,” and “Dookh-e Ghum Asena.”

Her brother, Enam Sarkar, has similarly dedicated nearly three decades to journalism, serving as a senior reporter and editor across several prominent dailies, including Dainik Janakantha and Dainik Inqilab, alongside his tenure at SA Television. He currently serves as the president of the Cultural Journalists Forum of Bangladesh (CJFB).

As the family navigates this challenging period, Baby Naznin’s sole wish for her birthday is for her brother to overcome his illness and return home safely. She has requested her fans and well-wishers to offer prayers for his healing and strength.