This paper examines economic growth of Bangladesh through democracy. The empirical studies conducted so far to find the relationship between democracy and growth have contributed to contradictory results. Some works suggest that there is a strong relationship between the two, while some others indicate almost negative relationship and some other studies find inconclusive results. Interestingly the works suggesting inclusive results are of the opinion that democratic features are conducive for economic growth. The paper identifies the regime types of Bangladesh and indicates that Bangladesh's democratic values and institutions have positive impact on her growth. Explaining the growth trends during various regimes of Bangladesh, the paper substantiates that democracy creates congenial atmosphere in Bangladesh for economic growth and development.