Mumbai, September 28 (Daily Kiran) : On September 28, Bollywood stars paid heartfelt tributes to the legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar on her birth anniversary. Notable figures, including actor Jackie Shroff and singer Nitin Mukesh, took to social media to express their admiration.
Nitin Mukesh shared a touching post on his Instagram Stories, featuring a photo of Mangeshkar. He wrote, “Every moment, I long to hear you sing again. Until we meet again, may God enjoy your music.”
Jackie Shroff also honored Mangeshkar’s memory with a post, stating, “Lata Ji, you will always remain in our hearts.”
Singer Roop Kumar Rathod shared an emotional tribute on Instagram, emphasizing that Mangeshkar’s voice transcended music, resonating with generations. He reflected, “Remembering Bharat Ratna Lata Mangeshkar Ji on her birthday. Her voice was more than music; it was a feeling that touched generations and lives on in millions of hearts. A timeless legend whose voice will always be part of India’s soul. Happy birthday, Lata Ji. Your voice will forever live on.”
Assam’s Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma also commemorated her legacy, recalling her connection with the great Assamese musician Dr. Bhupen Hazarika. In a post on the social media platform X, he highlighted Mangeshkar’s contribution to Assamese music, noting her first Assamese song, “Jonakore Rati, Asomire Mati,” composed by Hazarika in 1956 for the film “Era Bator Sur.” He remarked on the beautiful bond of music they shared over decades, emphasizing the significance of the word “I,” which means mother in both Marathi and Assamese, symbolizing a connection between cultures.
Singer Kumar Sanu also paid tribute, stating on Instagram, “Lata Didi, your voice touched every heart and gave meaning beyond words. I consider myself fortunate to have grown up listening to you, learning from you, and having the honor to sing alongside you. Sharing an era with you and lending my voice to your songs is a memory I will always cherish. Your simplicity, purity, and music will inspire future generations. Though you may no longer be with us, your voice will forever live in our hearts and every note we sing.”
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