On Lata Mangeshkar’s 4th death anniversary, memories of her life beyond music resurface. Among them is her quiet, lifelong ...

Madhuri devoted an entire issue to playback singers in 1971, giving text and photographs equal space, while Filmfare carried cover page stories on Lata Mangeshkar in March 1971 and June 1987. Both ...

Lata Mangeshkar was born in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. She is better known as Queen of Melody.” She has sung songs in many different languages. She received her first music lesson from Marathi singer, ...

MUMBAI (Reuters) -Lata Mangeshkar, one of India's best known cultural icons and a singer who defined music for generations of her countrymen, died on Sunday and was given a state funeral as ...

The Impact of Playback Singers in Indian Cinema Madhuri dedicated an entire issue in 1971 to playback singers, balancing text and images, while Filmfare featured Lata Mangeshkar on its cover in March ...

Lata Mangeshkar Birth Anniversary 2024: Lata Mangeshkar is one of the most celebrated singers, and her contribution to the Indian music industry in a career spanning eight decades has earned her ...

The Punjabi duet is the most famous part of “Ek thi ladki” about a girl (Meena Shorey) running away from a blackmailer and working as a secretary. Mangeshkar lent her voice to top star Meena Kumari in ...

Revisiting the Queen of Melody’s timeless songs that shaped Indian cinema and continue to inspire generations.

Adnan Sami shared his special connection with Lata Mangeshkar. She was his father's favorite singer. Sami recalled a phone call with Mangeshkar that comforted his ailing father. She even edited photos ...

Usha, Hridaynath shared some fond memories of Lata Mangeshkar as they paid tribute to the 'Queen of Singing' Lata Mangeshkar on ‘Naam Reh Jaayega’. While celebrating her legacy, there was an emotional ...

Today marks the 95th birth anniversary of the legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar. She started her singing career in the 1940s, but did you know that she was not credited for her work in the 1948 film ...

The unforgettable numbers have been rendered by the silken-voiced Suman Kalyanpur. That her voice resonated a sweetness similar to that of India’s Nightingale is no doubt an exalted compliment.