Parsha Mahjabeen Purnee

Purnee was born on 25 May 2003 in Bogra, Rajshahi Division, Bangladesh. Her father is originally from Dinajpur. Her mother is a classical singer. Purnee began formal vocal training in her childhood after being scouted by a teacher at a local music academy. During her primary education years, she trained in Rabindra Sangeet at the Jatiya Rabindra Parishad before expanding her focus to contemporary Bengali music. == Career ==

Music Purnee began releasing music on YouTube and other platforms prior to 2024, including covers. accompanying herself on the ukulele. The song was widely shared and utilized in media related to the movement. She subsequently recorded a studio version of the track, featuring pop-rock instrumentation produced by musician Raef Al Hasan Rafa. The song was later released in unplugged and Prothom Alo anniversary editions. She has performed as an opening act for events featuring Darshan Raval and represented Bangladesh by singing at UNESCO headquarters in Paris. She performed at the Bengali New Year open-air concert hosted by the Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy in collaboration with the Ministry of Cultural Affairs on 14 April 2025 on Manik Mia Avenue in Dhaka. In March 2026, she wrote the lyrics, composed the music, and performed (as a duet with Imran Mahmudul) the song "Kothay Pabo Tahare" for the soundtrack of the feature film Domm (directed by Redoan Rony). Her independent discography includes singles such as "Prothom Premer Gaan" (released in 2024). such as performing "Jodi Tumi Amar Hote" on the RTV Music Lounge. Acting Purnee made her acting debut in the 2024 drama Love Line. Purnee's acting was praised, where she played the role of Usha in a story involving a love triangle with characters portrayed by Pritom Hasan and Tanjin Tisha. The same year, Purnee starred in Ek Guchho Kodom, a silent short film directed by Jahid Preetam as part of the Closeup Kache Ashar Golpo anthology series. Modeling In addition to her music and acting career, Purnee models for commercial brands. == Personal life ==

On 8 March 2025, while travelling in an Uber in Dhaka for a recording session, the vehicle caught fire near Kurmitola. She escaped unharmed but experienced irritation to her throat and eyes from the smoke. In February 2026, she voted in the national election at Bogura District School polling centre after travelling from Dhaka. She described voting as "fulfilling her responsibility as a conscious citizen" and expressed hope that the new government would "prioritise education, justice, good governance, and a tolerant, culturally prosperous society where people and animals can coexist peacefully." Outside of her music and acting career, Parsha also practices drawing. == Works ==

Selected filmography Selected discography Singles & Playback Singing == References ==