Robi Chowdhury Regrets First Marriage to Dolly Sayontoni as Biggest Life Mistake

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Renowned singer Robi Chowdhury has described his past marriage to fellow artist Dolly Sayontoni as the most significant mistake of his life. The two musicians, who rose to prominence in the late 1990s and became a celebrated duo through several hit collaborations, were married in 2001. However, the union ended in divorce shortly thereafter following persistent personal conflicts and irreconcilable differences.

In a recent media interview, Chowdhury addressed this sensitive chapter of his life with uncharacteristic candor. Reflecting on his past decisions, the singer expressed a desire to erase that period from his memory entirely, acknowledging that while the history is permanent, he prefers to keep his personal reflections private moving forward.

Chowdhury first captured public attention early in his career with the successful album “Prem Dao,” establishing himself as a formidable presence in the domestic music industry through audio albums, film playback, and numerous live performances both at home and abroad. His enduring career has been marked by both professional acclaim and intense public curiosity regarding his personal life.

The discussion also touched upon his widely popular track “Kaal Nagini” from the album “Ghurao Dui Noyon.” When asked if the song was written as a commentary on his relationship with his former wife, Chowdhury opted to sidestep a direct confirmation. Maintaining a cryptic and lighthearted tone, the singer remarked that one does not always need a firearm to strike a target, as the pen can be equally effective. He confirmed that he penned the lyrics himself but declined to elaborate further, signaling his firm intention to move past the narratives of his previous life.