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Farewell Asha ji! From classical songs of the 60s like Sawan Aye ya na Aye to pop songs like Janam Samjha Karo in the late 90s, she enthralled audiences throughout her distinguished career. 

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11 hours ago, ravishingravi said:

Imo greatest female singer from India in terms of her versatility. There is an amazing body of work to reflect on. 

Indeed for some reason I found her even better than Lata ji..

Absolute legend 

RIP

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Legend. Om Shanti. Loved her range and her willingness to experiment.

 

Had the pleasure of attending a live concert featuring her, in 2007. Mind-blowing. Funny story from the concert: Some guy kept screaming between songs asking her to sing Marathi songs. After a few times, she got exasperated, looked in his direction and chided in her sweet voice "OrDu Nakka." (don't yell). My guess is that - in her mind - she was thinking "kauN eh ha BawLaT."

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6 hours ago, BacktoCricaddict said:

Legend. Om Shanti. Loved her range and her willingness to experiment.

 

Had the pleasure of attending a live concert featuring her, in 2007. Mind-blowing. Funny story from the concert: Some guy kept screaming between songs asking her to sing Marathi songs. After a few times, she got exasperated, looked in his direction and chided in her sweet voice "OrDu Nakka." (don't yell). My guess is that - in her mind - she was thinking "kauN eh ha BawLaT."

When I attended her concert here, Sudesh Bhonsle had featured as a guest star. He was a riot and so was she. Even at being past 75 she was such an energetic performer. One of my fav memories. Listen to her almost every day feels like losing ashe was such an energetic performer. One of my fav  memories. Listen to her almost every day feels like losing a family member. Sad

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