Saif Khan: The Jatrabari-Born Rap Phenomenon Redefining Bangla Hip-Hop
Saif Khan a rapper, producer, and straight-up trendsetter has been shaking the foundations of the Bangla rap scene for years. Hailing from Jatrabari, this powerhouse artist started making moves early, performing alongside heavyweights like Critical Mahmood and East Track, and dropping tracks that made instant noise in the underground.
But the real turning point came with Shochi Shams’ “KOTHA KON THIK NA BETHIK” — a track that became an instant street anthem thanks to Saif’s fire verse. From that moment on, his rise was unstoppable. Every release that followed turned into a certified Bangla hip-hop classic, earning him respect and recognition from fans and peers alike.
With iconic bangers like “CODE 36,” “ETAI HIP HOP” ft. Zara, “DJ KE,” and “Maduli,” Saif Khan has built a catalog that keeps the Bangla rap culture alive and thriving. His razor-sharp lyricism, unmatched production skills, and raw street energy set him apart as one of the most influential voices in modern hip-hop.
Saif Khan x Bangla Mentalz Drop Their Second Collab “Rolling Dhaka” – A Certified Bangla Hip-Hop Banger
The Bangla hip-hop scene just got a major shake-up with Saif Khan’s latest single, his second collaboration with Bangla Mentalz, titled “Rolling Dhaka.” The track is now streaming on all major platforms including Spotify, Apple Music, Tidal, and more and fans can’t stop talking about it.
Written by Saif Khan and Bangla Mentalz, with top-tier production and sound engineering from Ardonyx, Rolling Dhaka blends street energy with smooth flow by the artists. An amazing traditional desi hip hop composition that defines the new wave of Bangla rap. The release also comes with a stunning music video starring both Saif Khan and Bangla Mentalz, directed by Tasrif Faravi and edited and colored by Rtf Films, giving fans a full visual experience to vibe with the track.
With over a decade of dominance, Bangla Mentalz remains one of the most respected names in the game. A crew whose debut album delivered nothing but hits. Their chemistry with CFU 36 is pure magic, and every collab proves that when these forces link up, it’s an instant classic.
Rolling Dhaka is more than just a song. It’s a celebration of the city, the hustle, and the culture that drives Bangla hip-hop forward.
