Suman Chaurasia, who established this 1600 sq ft museum within the Pigdambar space in 2008, advised PTI That his grief was past phrases.
“Lakhs of music lovers like me are deeply shocked by the demise of Lata didi, a day after Vasant Panchami. I had final met Lata didi in 2019 and after that (Covid-19) couldn’t meet her as a result of pandemic.
I’m ache past phrases. The type and caring Lata didi has left us. She has left a void in our nation which can’t be crammed. The generations to return will keep in mind him as a stalwart of Indian tradition, whose melodious voice had an unparalleled potential to mesmerize individuals. pic.twitter.com/MTQ6TK1mSO
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) 6 February 2022
Chaurasia stated that he began saving gramophone data of Mangeshkar’s songs from 1965, which has now become a set of seven,600 gramophone data, which occupies a spot of delight within the ‘Lata Deenanath Mangeshkar Gramophone Records Museum’.
“Years Elder sister Sung in 32 Indian and international languages in addition to dialects. Many of his uncommon songs are amongst them,” he stated.
Apart from the songs, the museum additionally homes images and books associated to the icon, who was born on September 28, 1929, in Indore.
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With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
