Renowned tabla maestro Priyabrata Chowdhury has been awarded the prestigious TRAB Award 2025 for his outstanding contributions to the field of music. The award ceremony, organized by the Television Reporters Association of Bangladesh (TRAB), took place on 08 February 2025 at the Pan Pacific Sonargaon Dhaka, recognizing his decades-long dedication to promoting traditional Bangladeshi music.

With a musical career spanning over four decades, Priyabrata Chowdhury has played a significant role in enriching the Bangladeshi cultural landscape. As a veteran tabla artist, he has been a listed musician for Bangladesh Betar since 1975 and Bangladesh Television since 1978, consistently delivering mesmerizing performances. His collaborations with legendary artists such as Sabina Yesmin, Kanak Chapa, Runa Laila, and many others have left a lasting imprint on the country’s music industry.

PriyabrataChowdhury's influence extends far beyond national borders, as he has performed on prestigious stages across the United Kingdom, Canada, India, Sweden, Oman, Qatar, and Dubai. His contributions to television music programs, stage performances, and international concerts have established him as one of the most respected tabla artists in Bangladesh.Over the years, Chowdhury has been honored with numerous accolades, including the Sher-e-Bangla Award, BABISAS Award, TRUB Award, RTV Star Award, and the MJF Award for Best Tabla Performer. His deep-rooted commitment to music has also earned him international recognition, receiving awards from organizations in the UK, including Sunrise Radio and London Bangla Radio.

Priyabrata Chowdhury’s latest achievement at the TRAB Awards 2025 further cements his legacy as a pioneer in Bangladeshi music. His unwavering dedication to preserving and promoting classical tabla artistry continues to inspire aspiring musicians and ensure the rich heritage of Bangladeshi music is recognized worldwide.