Bengali music is a rich and diverse tradition that originates from the Bengal region of South Asia, primarily in Bangladesh and the Indian state of West Bengal. It encompasses various genres, including classical, folk, and modern styles. Traditional forms like Rabindra Sangeet, composed by Rabindranath Tagore, and Nazrul Geeti, created by Kazi Nazrul Islam, are significant in Bengali culture, reflecting the region's history and social issues. Folk music is also an essential part of Bengali heritage, featuring vibrant rhythms and melodies that often tell stories of daily life and nature. Instruments like the dotara and dhol are commonly used in performances. In contemporary times, Bengali music has evolved, incorporating influences from global genres while maintaining its unique identity, making it a dynamic and evolving art form.