Pritom Hasan (born 27 January 1993) is a Bangladeshi Music director, and singer. He is known for producing, singing, and directing songs, as well as starring in music videos. He also has featured in films and shows. He has worked in the soundtrack department for several films, such as Debi, Mission Extreme, and Operation Sundarbans.

Early life and education:
Pritom was born on 27 January 1993 in Dhaka, Bangladesh, the younger of 2 sons of Khalid Hassan Milu (d. 2005) who was a singer and Fatema Hasan Polash. His elder brother Protic is also a singer. When Pritom was 12 years old, his father passed away from liver cirrhosis. He spent a part of his childhood in Tongi during the time his father was sick. Before moving to Tongi, he and his brother attended Capital Hill International School. They resided in Safiuddin Road. In Tongi, he attended a school called Safiuddin Sarker Academy. Pritom studied higher secondary at Gulshan Commerce College.He graduated from Southeast University majoring in English.

Career:
He started his music career in his early 20s. Although his father was a singer, he was never interested in the music industry until he saw his brother become a musician. When he was young, he said he wanted to work in Bangladesh Army. He watched his older brother Protic sing and decided to give it a try. He would use his brothers laptop to play games but decided to try out music composing. Later on, his paternal aunt bought him a laptop. His first composed song was titled Cheleti Abol Tabol Meyeti Pagol Pagol, which was released in 2015. Later on, he started singing and several of his songs gained popularity among youths.

He began his acting career by starring in a short film titled Habib Wahid: Jhor. His first breakthrough performance was in Nuhash Humayun’s 700 Taka, which garnered popularity. Since then he has acted in numerous music videos, short films, feature films, web content, and shows. Some of them include Khoka (short horror), Kache Ashar Oshomapto Golpo (TV), Wedding Bells (TV Miniseries), Bichhuz (TV Miniseries), YouTumor (2021 film), Pett Kata Shaw (TV Miniseries), among others.

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