Asha Bhosle has been a defining pioneer in the world of music. Her strong and melodious voice has been the inspiration of millions of people around the world, including many people who have gone on to make their own name and successful career in the industry. As the legendary singer passed away, fans and celebrities alike shared tributes and notes of remembrance. Famed singer Madhushree, who is best known for ‘Soja Zara’, ‘Mahi Ve’, and ‘Tomake Na Dekhe’, also shared her thoughts, exclusively with ETimes on the veteran singer and remembered her legacy.
Madhushree remembers Asha Bhosle, calls her an inspiration
In an exclusive conversation with ETimes, the singer condoled, “It’s the biggest loss of our country. She was the most versatile singer of every genre of singing. I always learned a lot from her. Asha ji, you were not just a voice.”The singer further added how big of an inspiration the ‘Chura Liya Hai Tumne Jo Dil Ko’ singer was to her and everyone around her.She further continued and added that you were the heartbeat of millions of melodies that defined our lives. Your energy, your versatility, and that unmatched joy in every note taught me what it truly means to surrender to music.”
Madhushree says that Asha Bhosle’s loss is the end of an era
The singer continued to talk about the veteran star and emotionally added, “Today, as the world mourns the end of an era, my heart is heavy, but I am forever grateful to have lived in the time of your magic. You sang with your soul, and your songs will continue to sing in ours. Rest in eternal melody, my beloved Asha Tai. Om Shanti.”Over the years, Madhushree has time and time again done covers of Asha Bhosle’s most iconic songs, and has even dedicated some of her performances to the late singer.
Veteran singer Asha Bhosle passes away at 92
Yesterday, the singer’s granddaughter Zanai Bhosle confirmed that she had been admitted to the hospital due to a chest infection and extreme exhaustion. Today, it was reported that the veteran legend passed away after facing complications and multi-organ failure.
