National Film Award winning singer Oyshee Fatima Tuz Zahra is known for her powerful voice and fluent performances. With her first album, 'Oyshee Express', she has earned much accolades. The singer has not only portrayed excellence in music, but in education as well. Upon passing MBBS exams, Oyshee has officially become a doctor. In a conversation with The Daily Star, she shared her special moment of celebration.

Congratulations, you are officially a doctor now. Share your thoughts with us.

Thank you so much! This cannot be expressed in just a few words. Before the results were published, I was nervous, yet confident, now that I know I have passed, it feels great! I feel that it is the outcome of all the hard work of my entire student life.

Did you want to become a doctor since childhood?

Yes, I have always wanted to be known as Dr Oyshee. I was always a good student, besides being passionate about music.

How do you maintain a balance between music and studies?

I am grateful to have a supportive family. In addition, my peers are very supportive. Although it is tough to balance between study and music -- since I love doing both, so I try to keep it as organised as I can.

Gaan Bangla television celebrates Oyshee's achievement. Photo: Collected from Oyshee's Facebook.

What are your further plans on education?

I have to complete my internship first. After that, I want to pursue further education in Medicine.

You won the National Film Award for your excellent performance in the film 'Maya: The Lost Mother' (2019). What are your upcoming projects?

I am working on new projects for my YouTube channel Oyshee Express, on a regular basis. Soon, I will be lending my voice to the film 'Talash' directed by Saikat Nasir.