Grand Sufi Night held at ICCB Heritage Restaurant

A mesmerising Grand Sufi Night took place on Friday evening at the Heritage Restaurant of International Convention City Bashundhara (ICCB), located on 300 Feet in the capital.

The event began at 6.30pm and captivated the audience with soulful performances and a serene ambiance.

Organisers said ICCB Heritage Restaurant has always celebrated Mughal heritage, where music played a vital role in royal culture.

In continuation of that legacy, the restaurant regularly arranges musical evenings and this week’s event was dedicated to the enchanting tunes of Sufi songs.

They also mentioned that similar events had been organised in the past as part of their ongoing cultural series.

Many guests attended with their families and friends. Mahmud Rafi, a guest from Bashundhara Residential Area, said, “Events like this bring peace and relaxation amid the busy city life. Such arrangements should take place more often.”

Another guest, Nusrat Jahan, said, “The combination of live Sufi music and royal Mughal cuisine made the evening truly special. It felt like stepping into a different time, calm, elegant and soulful.”

The next Grand Sufi Night will be held again on Friday (3 October) from 6.30pm to 10.30pm, featuring enchanting Sufi performances and a royal Mughal feast.

Guests enjoyed a unique blend of traditional Mughal cuisine and Sufi melodies. The evening offered an artistic fusion of heritage, music and hospitality, taking visitors back to the grandeur of Mughal Bengal, a dreamy escape from the city’s hustle and bustle.