Remembering Indian Nightingale Lata Mangeshkar on Her First Death Anniversary
Indian Nightingale: Remembering Lata Mangeshkar on Her First Death Anniversary
Today marks the first death anniversary of India’s Nightingale Lata Mangeshkar. A major musical homage, 'Latanjali,' has been staged in Mumbai to honour the first death anniversary of Bharat Ratna Lata Mangeshkar, who had retained an everlasting place in the people's hearts of millions of Indians with the spellbinding beauty of her magical voice.
On February 6, the Mumbai BJP president, who also serves as an MLA, Ashish Shelar, would host the event. The event, in cooperation with Merak Event, will begin at 6.30 p.m. in Matunga's Shanmukhananda Auditorium.
About 50 artists will take the stage during Latanjali, featuring acclaimed vocalists Sadhana Sargam, Bela Shende, Sharayu Date, Sampada Goswami, Nirupama De, and others, as well as recognized instrumentalists. Narrations will be provided by Sandeep Panchwatkar and RJ Gaurav. Numerous female actresses who have benefited from Mangeshkar's dulcet voice are expected to attend the event.
Today marks the first death anniversary of India’s Nightingale Lata Mangeshkar. A major musical homage, 'Latanjali,' has been staged in Mumbai to honour the first death anniversary of Bharat Ratna Lata Mangeshkar, who had retained an everlasting place in the people's hearts of millions of Indians with the spellbinding beauty of her magical voice.
On February 6, the Mumbai BJP president, who also serves as an MLA, Ashish Shelar, would host the event. The event, in cooperation with Merak Event, will begin at 6.30 p.m. in Matunga's Shanmukhananda Auditorium.
About 50 artists will take the stage during Latanjali, featuring acclaimed vocalists Sadhana Sargam, Bela Shende, Sharayu Date, Sampada Goswami, Nirupama De, and others, as well as recognized instrumentalists. Narrations will be provided by Sandeep Panchwatkar and RJ Gaurav. Numerous female actresses who have benefited from Mangeshkar's dulcet voice are expected to attend the event.
Lata Mangeshkar's Lesser Known (Unheard) Stories:
Lata Mangeshkar is one of India's most iconic figures, and her life path astounded everyone. Lata Mangeshkar Singing has been regarded as a marvel. Her voice had a certain allure that only comes around once in a lifetime. Lata was the most unique and exceptional because of this talent. There are other stories about her life that have never been spoken or heard. Today, we tried to bring some of the unheard stories of India’s Nightingale Lata Mangeshkar.
Here are some of the unheard stories of Lata Mangeshkar:
1. Lata Mangeshkar's Sung Her First Song for a Marathi Film:
She began to sing at the age of just five, but owing to the responsibility of duties at home at such a young age, she turned it into a career. She had her singing debut in a Marathi film, singing a song. Sadashivrao composed the music for her debut song, 'Nachu Ya Gade' from the Marathi film 'Kiti Hasal. Her debut song was not chosen for the film, but she managed to sing in Marathi films thereafter.
She began to sing at the age of just five, but owing to the responsibility of duties at home at such a young age, she turned it into a career. She had her singing debut in a Marathi film, singing a song. Sadashivrao composed the music for her debut song, 'Nachu Ya Gade' from the Marathi film 'Kiti Hasal. Her debut song was not chosen for the film, but she managed to sing in Marathi films thereafter.
2. When Lata Mangeshkar was Infected with Smallpox:
Lata Mangeshkar got serious smallpox when she was five years old. Everyone thought she might die or that the wounds on her face would never heal. There was pus in the wounds, and bugs might strike the girl at any time. His mother would either have her lie on banana leaves or wrap them around her and gently shake her.
The sobbing and groaning kid would frequently follow the mother while she sang her lullabies. The physicians were concerned that she might lose sight. She was afflicted with this dreadful sickness for three months. When she recovered, her father contacted the musicians. As omens, the mother gave grain-coconut and costly sarees and welcomed the daughter's rebirth.
Lata Mangeshkar got serious smallpox when she was five years old. Everyone thought she might die or that the wounds on her face would never heal. There was pus in the wounds, and bugs might strike the girl at any time. His mother would either have her lie on banana leaves or wrap them around her and gently shake her.
The sobbing and groaning kid would frequently follow the mother while she sang her lullabies. The physicians were concerned that she might lose sight. She was afflicted with this dreadful sickness for three months. When she recovered, her father contacted the musicians. As omens, the mother gave grain-coconut and costly sarees and welcomed the daughter's rebirth.
3. Even Lata Mangeshkar Was Once Rejected:
A story about Master Ghulam Haider and Lata Mangeshkar became quite popular. 'Shaheed,' a film by Shashadhar Malik, was in the works. Ghulam Haider was the music director, however, when he listened to Lata's voice, he told Shashadhar that her voice was too thin. After getting stung by this thing, Master Ghulam is determined to make Lata a superstar.
A story about Master Ghulam Haider and Lata Mangeshkar became quite popular. 'Shaheed,' a film by Shashadhar Malik, was in the works. Ghulam Haider was the music director, however, when he listened to Lata's voice, he told Shashadhar that her voice was too thin. After getting stung by this thing, Master Ghulam is determined to make Lata a superstar.
4. She Wouldn't Have Become a Singer If Her Father was Alive:
In an interview, Lata Mangeshkar revealed something really fascinating. She stated that her father, Dinanath Mangeshkar, was unaware that she sang for a long period. she had stated "If dad had been living, I may not have been a singer." She was also chastised several times by her mother for singing the song.
In an interview, Lata Mangeshkar revealed something really fascinating. She stated that her father, Dinanath Mangeshkar, was unaware that she sang for a long period. she had stated "If dad had been living, I may not have been a singer." She was also chastised several times by her mother for singing the song.
5. Swara Kokila Didn't Marry:
The question of why Lata Mangeshkar did not marry kept coming up. During an interview, Lata explained her reasons for not marrying. She said that the responsibility had crept her at an early age. She also stated that she had a lot of work to do and she thought she will settle everyone and later build a family, but then her sister got married and she began caring for her sisters' children.
The question of why Lata Mangeshkar did not marry kept coming up. During an interview, Lata explained her reasons for not marrying. She said that the responsibility had crept her at an early age. She also stated that she had a lot of work to do and she thought she will settle everyone and later build a family, but then her sister got married and she began caring for her sisters' children.
6. Once Lata Mangeshkar Refused to Sing Along Kishore Kumar:
Various popular songs by the duo of Lata Mangeshkar and Kishore Kumar have been released. Their friendship tales are also well-known. Kishore Kumar was friends with Mangeshkar, but she refused to sing with him one day. The tale goes that everytime Kishore Kumar came over, he would tell Lata Ji numerous jokes, to which she would constantly giggle, and her voice became messed up as a result. As a result, he declined to perform alongside Kishore Kumar.
Various popular songs by the duo of Lata Mangeshkar and Kishore Kumar have been released. Their friendship tales are also well-known. Kishore Kumar was friends with Mangeshkar, but she refused to sing with him one day. The tale goes that everytime Kishore Kumar came over, he would tell Lata Ji numerous jokes, to which she would constantly giggle, and her voice became messed up as a result. As a result, he declined to perform alongside Kishore Kumar.
7. When There was a conflict between Mohammad Rafi and Lata Mangeshkar:
One such story included Lata Mangeshkar and Mohammad Rafi. As per media sources, there was a schism between the two for roughly four years over something. Meanwhile, Lata Ji refused to perform songs alongside Mohammad Rafi. The two had delivered numerous evergreen melodies together, but according to media sources, the basis for this schism was the royalty earned for the song, on which both had differing opinions. However, they later resumed their conversations and resumed their collaboration.
One such story included Lata Mangeshkar and Mohammad Rafi. As per media sources, there was a schism between the two for roughly four years over something. Meanwhile, Lata Ji refused to perform songs alongside Mohammad Rafi. The two had delivered numerous evergreen melodies together, but according to media sources, the basis for this schism was the royalty earned for the song, on which both had differing opinions. However, they later resumed their conversations and resumed their collaboration.
8. When Lata Mangeshkar Taught a Lesson to Nakshaab:
Lata Ji stated that if anyone heaped praise on her belongings, she would give them that item. The film 'Mahal' was being produced at the time. In a session for a song in the film, lyricist Nakshaab admired Lata's shiny new pen. 'Take that and keep it,' Lata ji said as she handed him the pen.
But Lata ji had forgotten her name was engraved on the pen. She had no clue that this lyricist's goal was something else. He was trying to demonstrate to Lata that she had fallen in love with him. That's why, when the recording began, he would enter their booth in the middle and insist on singing while drowning them out. Fill these sentences with so much love that it appears as though you are absolutely submitting to your sweetheart. Lata swallowed her rage here as well.
But it was too much that day when these lyricists unexpectedly arrived at Lata's residence. Lata was having fun in the courtyard of her Nana Chowk home with her sisters. She was just giggling and acting like a teenager at the moment. 'If I had been alone, I may have gotten into problems with his appearance, but in the presence of my siblings, I didn't want to hear a thing from that clinging man,' Lata said. I escorted him on the road. I yelled angrily, putting the pallu of my sari around my waist, how dare he enter my house without my permission? 'If I see you here again, I will chop you up and dump you in this gutter,' remember that I am a Maratha, I said
Lata Ji stated that if anyone heaped praise on her belongings, she would give them that item. The film 'Mahal' was being produced at the time. In a session for a song in the film, lyricist Nakshaab admired Lata's shiny new pen. 'Take that and keep it,' Lata ji said as she handed him the pen.
But Lata ji had forgotten her name was engraved on the pen. She had no clue that this lyricist's goal was something else. He was trying to demonstrate to Lata that she had fallen in love with him. That's why, when the recording began, he would enter their booth in the middle and insist on singing while drowning them out. Fill these sentences with so much love that it appears as though you are absolutely submitting to your sweetheart. Lata swallowed her rage here as well.
But it was too much that day when these lyricists unexpectedly arrived at Lata's residence. Lata was having fun in the courtyard of her Nana Chowk home with her sisters. She was just giggling and acting like a teenager at the moment. 'If I had been alone, I may have gotten into problems with his appearance, but in the presence of my siblings, I didn't want to hear a thing from that clinging man,' Lata said. I escorted him on the road. I yelled angrily, putting the pallu of my sari around my waist, how dare he enter my house without my permission? 'If I see you here again, I will chop you up and dump you in this gutter,' remember that I am a Maratha, I said
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