Lata Mangeshkar.
Lata Mangeshkar, who is known by names like ‘Swar Empress’, ‘Bubble Hind’ and ‘Kokila’, remembers the child’s child. Due to his songs, he is inhabited in the hearts and minds of the people. Lata Mangeshkar may not be in this world anymore, but her voice will always be firm. Lata Mangeshkar, a great singer and honored Bharat Ratna, breathed his last in Mumbai on 6 February 2022. She was 92 years old. Many of the singer’s organs stopped working. The country has not recovered from his death even today. On the occasion of Lata Mangeshkar’s death anniversary, the whole country is remembering him. In such a situation, we have brought 7 such things related to them, which you will be unaware of.
Lata changed the name
He changed his name after a famous character Latika. Born as Hema, she was later renamed Lata, which was inspired by the name of a character in her father’s play ‘Bhav Bandhan’.
Songs at the age of five years
Since his father was a theater actor and classical singer, he was introduced to music at a very young age and started singing at the age of five. In an interview to Stardust, Lata Mangeshkar recalled, ‘It happened that once my father told his disciple (disciple) that he should practice a raga when he was handling some work. I was playing nearby and suddenly a tone of the raga being sung by the disciple was disturbed. And the next minute I was fixing it. When my father returned, he saw a glimpse of the disciple in his daughter.
The first song never went live
At the age of nine in 1938, Lata gave her first public performance at Nutan Theater, Sholapur. He recorded his first song for the Marathi film ‘Kiti Hasal’ in 1942. However, the song ‘Nachu or Gade, Khela Sari Mani Haas Bahus’ was removed from the final cut of the film.
Don’t listen to your songs
Lata Mangeshkar never listened to her songs. Talking to Bollywood Hungama, Lata Mangeshkar once said that she never listens to her songs, because she sees many flaws in her singing.
Nehru also cried
His patriotic song made Prime Minister Nehru cry. Lata Mangeshkar dedicated the song ‘Aye Mere Watan Ke people’ to the soldiers who were martyred in the 1962 war. On 27 January 1963, his patriotic song made Prime Minister Nehru cry at Ramlila Maidan in New Delhi.
His name is this record
Lata Mangeshkar became the first Indian to perform live in the prestigious Royal Albert Hall. This was his first performance on the international stage.
So many songs sung
In the 1974 edition of the Guinness Book of Records, he was listed as the most recorded artist, who sang around 25,000 songs. However, Mohammad Rafine opposed this claim.
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