Belal Khan Biography: Wife, Kids, Net Worth, Age, Height, Parents, Songs & Albums, Instagram

Belal Khan is a talented Bangladeshi singer, songwriter, and music composer recognized for his soulful voice and contributions to Bangla romantic and folk-influenced music.

Known for heartfelt ballads and playback singing in films, he has built a strong following through independent albums and notable film compositions, earning national recognition for his work in Bengali cinema soundtracks.

Quick Facts

• Full Name: Belal Khan
• Stage Name: Belal Khan
• Born: February 3, 1984
• Age: 42 years old
• Birthplace: Nalua village, Sakhipur Upazila, Tangail District, Bangladesh
• Nationality: Bangladeshi
• Ethnicity: Bangladeshi
• Occupation: Singer, Songwriter, and Music Composer
• Height: Unknown
• Religion: Islam
• Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Khan
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Mahamoda Moly
• Children: Two
• Relationship: Married
• Net Worth: $1.5 million USD

Early Life and Education

Belal Khan is a talented Bangladeshi singer, songwriter, and music composer. He was born on February 3, 1984, in Nalua village, Sakhipur Upazila, Tangail District, Bangladesh.

Raised in a modest family environment by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Khan, he developed an interest in music early on. He completed his honors and master’s degrees in Persian Language and Literature from Dhaka University.

His ethnicity is Bangladeshi. His religion is Islam.

Career

Belal Khan first rose to prominence in the music industry around 2006–2011, debuting his composition career with the film Pagol Tor Jonno Re (2011).

He gained significant recognition for composing the song Nishipokkhi (sung by Momtaz Begum, written by Masud Pathik) from the film Nekabborer Mohaproyan (2014), which earned him the Bangladesh National Film Award for Best Music Composition in 2016.

He has since composed for various films, including winning Best Music Director at the 45th Bangladesh National Film Awards (2020) for Bishshash Jodi Jayre.

As a solo artist, he has released albums such as Alapon (2012), Ar Aktibar (2015), Pakhi (2021), and Beche Thakar Jonno (2021), along with duets like Achinpur and Ekla Prohor.

Popular songs include Pagol Tor Jonno (reprise versions), Ek Mutho Shopno, Valobashi Hoyni Bola (feat. Porshi), Tumi Achho Bole, Bazi, Pakhi, and recent tracks like Jodi Arek Jonom Ami Paigo (2024), Chande Jokhon (2025), and Tumi Chara Nei Alo (2025).

His style blends romantic melodies with emotional depth, appealing to fans through independent releases, audio jukeboxes, and film playback.

He remains active in Bangladeshi music, with a strong digital presence on platforms like YouTube and Spotify.

Awards and Nominations

• Bangladesh National Film Award for Best Music Composition – Nekabborer Mohaproyan (2014 film, awarded 2016)
• Bangladesh National Film Award for Best Music Director – Bishshash Jodi Jayre (2020)
• BACHSAS Award – Best Singer (2014 and 2016)

Social Media

• Instagram Handle: @belalkhan_bk
• Facebook Handle: Belal Khan
• YouTube Handle: @SingerBelalKhan

Personal Life

Belal Khan, 42, is a talented Bangladeshi singer, songwriter, and music composer. He is married to Mahamoda Moly and has two children.

He keeps his family life private, focusing on his music career and occasional shares of personal moments like family time in Tangail or Dhaka.

His grounded roots in rural Tangail and academic background in Persian literature have influenced his thoughtful, poetic approach to songwriting.

Net Worth

Belal Khan is a talented Bangladeshi singer, songwriter, and music composer. Net worth is estimated at $1.5 million USD.

His income primarily comes from music composition for films, album releases, live performances, playback singing, streaming revenue, and social media engagements.

Discography

• Alapon (2012)
• Ar Aktibar (2015)
• Pakhi (2021)
• Beche Thakar Jonno (2021)
• Achinpur (duet album, 2015)
• Ekla Prohor (duet album)
• Pagol Tor Jonno (reprise/single versions)
• Ek Mutho Shopno
• Valobashi Hoyni Bola (feat. Porshi)
• Jodi Arek Jonom Ami Paigo (2024)
• Chande Jokhon (2025)
• Tumi Chara Nei Alo (2025)