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Ameesha Patel Recalls Asha Bhosle Song Marking Her Bollywood Debut

Bollywood actress Ameesha Patel fondly remembers how her career began with the song "Jaane Man Jaane Man," sung by the late Asha Bhosle, for her debut film 'Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai'. She recalls meeting the legendary singer at industry events and celebrating the film's silver jubilee. Patel expresses deep sorrow over Bhosle's passing, calling it a huge loss for the film and music industries. She sends her condolences to Bhosle's family during this difficult time.

Key Points: Ameesha Patel on Asha Bhosle's Impact on Her Career

  • Ameesha's debut began with Asha Bhosle's song
  • She recalls meeting Bhosle at film celebrations
  • Describes the singer's loss as a blow to the industry
  • Names "Jaane Man Jaane Man" as her favorite Bhosle track
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Ameesha Patel says late Asha Bhosle's song marked her first step in Bollywood: Will cherish it all my life

Ameesha Patel shares cherished memories of Asha Bhosle, revealing how the late legend's song marked her first step into Bollywood with 'Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai'.

"My first step in the film industry started with her. It's a memory that I will cherish all my life. - Ameesha Patel"

Mumbai, April 13

Bollywood actress Ameesha Patel, in an exclusive conversation with, recalled the time of her first day at shoot at her debut movie Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai, that kickstarted with legendary singer Asha Bhosle's song Jaaneman Jaaneman.

Talking to IANS, Ameesha said, "For me, especially, it's a bittersweet feeling. It's a beautiful memory because Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai, which was my first film, began with the song "Jaane Man Jaane Man." This song was sung by Asha ji. So my first step in the film industry started with her. It's a memory that I will cherish all my life."

Talking about meeting Asha Bhosle, Ameesha said, "Absolutely, I have many memories of meeting her, at film occasions and celebrations. During Kaho Naa... Pyaar Hai's silver jubilee, the cast, crew, and technicians would receive trophies, and Asha ji was also present at those occasions. Her beautiful smile was always there, along with her incredible voice. She was full of life."

Expressing her emotions on the demise of Asha Bhosle, the actress said, "I would like to say that the film industry is facing a huge loss. We have lost a legend, an icon. And of course, for the music industry, it's a big blow. Even at the age of 92, she was so active, and I believe she could still sing. I'm sending my condolences, strength, and positivity to the family during this tough time."

Talking about her favourite song of Asha Bhosle, Ameesha said, "My own song, "Jaane Man Jaane Man," of course!"

For the uninitiated, the legendary singer Asha Bhosle passed away on April 12, following multi organ failure.

She was admitted to the hospital on April 11 due to chest infection, as updated by her granddaughter Zanai Bhosle on her social media account.

The 92 year-old singer has been a part of the entertainment industry in the capacity of a legendary singer for 83 years.

- IANS

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Rohit P
83 years in the industry! That's simply incredible. Asha Bhosle's voice was the soundtrack to generations of Indians. From our parents' romance to our own childhood, she was always there. A monumental loss.
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Sarah B
While the tribute is nice, I wish the article had more depth about Asha Bhosle's vast career beyond this one Bollywood connection. She was a global icon. The focus feels a bit narrow, though Ameesha's sentiment is genuine.
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Aman W
Kaho Naa Pyaar Hai was my first movie in a theatre! Hearing this song takes me right back. Asha ji's voice had such energy. It's fitting that it marked the beginning for so many, both on screen and for us in the audience. RIP.
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Nikhil C
The fact that she was still so active at 92 is inspiring. A life truly dedicated to art. My condolences to the family. We've lost a precious gem of Indian culture.
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Kavya N
My dadi used to sing Asha ji's old Hindi film songs while cooking. Her voice crossed all age barriers. This news feels like losing a part of our family history. Om Shanti.

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