Kazi Nazrul Islam, the legendary "rebel poet" of Bengali literature, was a multifaceted genius who left an indelible mark as a poet, musician, and national activist. Born in 1899 in Churulia, India, Nazrul's powerful verses and melodies became anthems of resistance and hope during the struggle for India's independence. His work, characterized by its rebellious spirit and decolonizing themes, continues to inspire generations. Beyond his literary contributions, Nazrul's journalism and creative manuscripts, preserved in thirteen exercise books, offer a glimpse into his profound artistic journey. A towering figure in Bengali culture, Nazrul's legacy as the national poet of Bangladesh resonates deeply, making him a household name and a symbol of artistic and political defiance.