Chiranjeevi, Kamal Haasan Mourn Asha Bhosle: "An Irreplaceable Voice Lost"

Megastar Chiranjeevi led tributes to legendary playback singer Asha Bhosle, who passed away in Mumbai at the age of 92. He expressed that her voice was a timeless companion to Indian cinema, carrying emotions across generations. Other film personalities like Kamal Haasan, Priyadarshan, and Suresh Gopi also shared heartfelt condolences. Her son Anand Bhosle announced that the last rites will be performed at Shivaji Park.

Key Points: Stars Pay Tribute to Legendary Singer Asha Bhosle

  • Asha Bhosle passes away at 92
  • Chiranjeevi calls her voice timeless
  • Kamal Haasan, Priyadarshan pay tribute
  • Last rites at Shivaji Park
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Chiranjeevi pays tribute to Asha Bhosle; says Indian cinema has lost one of its most irreplaceable voices

Chiranjeevi, Kamal Haasan, and other film icons mourn the passing of playback legend Asha Bhosle at 92, calling her voice irreplaceable.

"Indian cinema has lost one of its most irreplaceable voices. - Chiranjeevi"

Hyderabad, April 12

Megastar Chiranjeevi joined scores of people from around the world in paying tribute to one of India's finest singers, Asha Bhosle, who passed away at the age of 92 in Mumbai on Sunday.

Taking to his X timeline to pen his thoughts on the demise of the great singer, Chiranjeevi wrote, "Asha Bhosle ji's voice has been a timeless companion to Indian cinema, carrying a spectrum of emotions across generations. I have always admired the effortless grace and versatility she brought to every song. Indian cinema has lost one of its most irreplaceable voices. My heartfelt condolences to her family. Om Shanti."

Tamil actor, producer and parliamentarian Kamal Haasan too was among those who paid tribute to the iconic singer. Taking to his X timeline, Kamal Haasan posted a clip and wrote in Hindi, "Sthayi gayika sakhi jaago #AshaBhosle".

Eminent Malayalam filmmaker and cinematographer Priyadarshan took to his Instagram page to pen a tribute. He wrote,"Losing you feels personal, Asha ji. Because for me, it truly is. Your voice blessed my films, and every time I heard you sing those words, those emotions , I knew something sacred had touched my work. Rest in peace. Asha ji."

Malayalam actor and Minister of State for Tourism and Petroleum and Natural Gas Suressh Gopi, in his tribute on X, wrote, "A voice that transcended boundaries, a soul that touched millions, and a legacy that will echo through the halls of time forever. To have lived in the era of her melody was a blessing; to lose her is an irreparable void for Indian cinema and the world of music. Rest in Peace."

The legendary playback singer's son Anand Bhosle has shared that those who wished to pay their last respects to the icon could do so at her residence in Lower Parel in Mumbai at 11 am on Monday.

Speaking to the media, he said, "My mother passed away today. People can pay their last respects to her at 11:00 am tomorrow at Casa Grande, Lower Parel, where she lived. Her last rites will be performed at 4 pm tomorrow at Shivaji Park".

- IANS

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Rohit P
Irreplaceable is the right word. The sheer range she had, from classical to cabaret to pop, is unmatched. We've lost a national treasure. My condolences to the Bhosle family.
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David E
While the tributes are beautiful, I wish the media would focus more on her incredible life and work rather than just compiling celebrity reactions. Her journey itself is the real story.
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Shreya B
Her voice had a unique spark, a certain *jhankaar* that could make any song come alive. Growing up in a Bengali household, even my grandparents adored her Marathi folk songs. A true artist for all of India.
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Aman W
92 years is a full life, but it still feels too soon. Her music is immortal. "Yeh Mera Dil" will always be my favorite. Rest in peace, Asha ji.
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Nisha Z
It's heartening to see tributes from across industries and regions - Telugu, Tamil, Malayalam, Hindi. It shows how her art truly united the country. A legacy that will indeed echo forever.

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