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Bollywood playback singing

‘Lata-didi is like my elder sister. We respect each other’

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By Quaid Najmi
Mumbai: Playback singer Suman Kalyanpur was always compared with legendary Lata Mangeshkar. There was a reported rift between them over certain issues. However, Kalyanpur, who passed away on Sunday night in Mumbai, had dismissed the speculation in an exclusive chat...
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‘Lata-didi is like my elder sister. We respect each other’

Asha Bhosle was once almost hit by a train

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By Quaid Najmi
Mumbai: The legendary singer Asha Bhosle - who passed away here aged 92 on April 12 - once lived far from the arc lights of fame, in the distant north-west suburb of Borivali, in the early 1950s, when she was...
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Asha Bhosle was once almost hit by a train

Asha: The Hope That Will Never Fade

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By Archita Redkar
Asha Tai’s singing held intensity, grace, playfulness and rebellion. It was full of longing, mischief, boldness, and the restless spirit of life itself. I will deeply miss Asha Tai. Yet I know her songs—deeply and personally. They remain with me;...
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Asha: The Hope That Will Never Fade

Asha, the Hope, and Tai, the Elder Sister

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By Anandajit Goswami
To me, the demise of Asha Bhosle signifies the "Hope of my Elder Sister." In this war-torn world, she spreads hope through her eternal longing for love in "Salona Sajan." Amid the darkness engulfing West Asia and the Middle East,...
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Asha, the Hope, and Tai, the Elder Sister

Golden Voice

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By Correspondent
The passing away of Asha Bhosle feels less like the death of a singer and more like the silencing of an entire sensibility. For nearly eight decades, she was not merely a voice behind the screen but the sound of...
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Golden Voice