Tamara Krishna, Daughter of late singer KK, shared photographs from her first gig on Thursday. The photos additionally embody Shaan, Armaan Malik and his brother Nakul Krishna. In an emotional put up, Tamara referred to as the gig an ‘overwhelming’ expertise and mentioned she needs her father was there to look at her efficiency.
Sharing the images, Tamara wrote, “First gig! It was an amazingly superior expertise! Thank you to all of the fantastic artists becoming a member of us! And a particular due to @singer_shaan uncle for making the music ‘It’s Time to Disco’ enjoyable and being actually encouraging and supportive, Dad should be smiling someplace! Can’t consider what is going on on, and might’t cease wishing Dad was right here with us. ,
In one other put up, he thanked KK followers and his band for his or her immense help. Calling them ‘Angels’, she wrote, “Dad’s Band has been so encouraging and helpful too, they especially made the whole process of performing so comfortable for me, they really put my nerves at ease, and I feel so at home on stage, because it seems like dad has left all his angels with us on stage, it seems like there’s some dad in everyone on stage and performing with the band is a great thing. Such is the good fortune, that made the band a thing in India for Bollywood live gigs.. Hope you catch your sangeet soon and don’t let your dad miss you too much.”
She continued, “It was a great feeling to look around me and see so many people who believe in us, Maa, Nakul, Hitesh Uncle, Shubh, fans of the band and dads, thank you guys for giving us an incredible opportunity. Thank you, we hope to make you guys proud and not to feel too much about the void left by the father.” At the top of the word, he wrote that KK deserves the ‘greatest tribute’ ever. “Hope you ate lots of Paradise Cake and we know you’re here with us,” she mentioned.
Singer KK handed away on May 31, 2022 as a consequence of cardiac arrest. The singer was the voice behind most of the iconic songs that outlined the 90s and 2000s, resembling “Yaaron”, “Year Tadap” and “Truth Raha Raha”.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
