Latinos react to Lata Mangeshkar's Singing Career (1942-2019)

[@kejal4103]

She ruled the Indian music industry for decades .She will always be there in our hearts ❤️ thank u reminding us of her soulful journey.

[@debasispradhan8335]

Really ?? 🤣🤣

[@Pahadi_Paradise]

@@debasispradhan8335 yes.. Mr stupid..

[@debasispradhan8335]

🤣🤣

[@rationaloperator4165]

Luka Chuppi from Rang de Basanti is IMO one of her greatest songs, I hope they check it out, genuinely stunning vocals, emotions and lyrics.

[@vijaykarthik2333]

Bollywood only, another ignorant North Indian who thinks Bollywood is whole Indian film industry. Have you heard SPB, Yesudas, Chitra etc,.

[@harshbhardwaj9211]

Born in 2001 but have heard most of these songs.. this impact she has on us

[@ramudosa5096]

The actor that you guys were raving about is Kajol. Kajol and SRK are the quintessential Bollywood pair. They have amazing chemistry and their pair is still considered as one of, if not the best Bollywood pair. If you want to watch an old movie, you can opt for Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham (2001). It is a family drama which can be very overwhelming with emotions (both happiness and sadness), which is what I love in a Bollywood movie. It made me cry a lot when I first watched it. Absolutely loved this movie. The cast includes Srk, Kajol, Amitabh Bachchan, Jaya Bachchan, Hrithik Roshan and Kareena Kapoor.

[@Fat_Paws]

KKKG described as "old" hurts my fragile self-worth.

[@pallavik1137]

Baaghbaan ;)

[@remrem6681]

Kajol is beautiful then lata mangeshkar

[@vivektanavde]

Kajol was the 3rd generation that Lata sang for. She gave her voice to Kajol’s mother and grand mother as well.

[@animebloodsamples]

13:11 It amazes me how you paused it on DDLJ and checked out a few seconds of the track having NO IDEA the magnitude of the song and its movie. Just proves DDLJ is one of Bollwoods megablockbuster to this date for its charm that captivates everyone that watches it. It was the movie that put SRK on the Throne as "To be King" and was forever the best romantic on screen. DDLJ is still showing in Indian cinemas to this day!

[@AlphaCentauri24]

What do you expect? She was literally yapping over the iconic song "Pyar kiya to darna kya" at 4:55

[@Infinity2205]

She started at 13.She sang at 70 for heroines in 20's.Nightingale of India😍

[@atul444]

At the age of 75 when Lata Ji was approached to record Luka Chipi she decided to go to Chennai to record the song although A R Rahman was willing to come to Mumbai to record it. After reaching Chennai she straight away went to the studio and heard the song. She asked for a copy of the song in a cassette and went to the hotel to rehearse. For the next 3-4 days she kept on rehearsing the song at the studio and the hotel. On the recording day she stood for 8-9 hours to record the song. Although it was easy to patch a word or a line in the recording she insisted on recording the whole verse if anything was not as per what Rahman wanted. She only had some warm water during that time. It has been a year she left this world, but her voice and songs will always remain alive in the hearts of millions of people.

[@Shubh22]

Listening to this song always brings tears to my eyes.

[@Sarthak0998]

These guys randomly check one of the most iconic song of bollywood and they don't even know it😂.. Go for DDLJ

[@Arpit_Batra]

The 1995 song was from DDLJ (Dil vale Dulhaniya Le Jaenge). It was such a big hit, that it turned the Indian Cinema Industry on a different path. There is a special theatre maybe in Mumbai dedicated to this movie, where even today a show is reserved for this movie. Its exactly what you were looking for. I bit old, evergreen, drama and beautiful shots. Some parts are shot in Europe and some in India. i would highly recommend it for you.

[@ArmageddonIsHere]

Lata Mangeshkar was of my GRANDMOTHER's generation. She was also of my childhood and my CHILDREN'S generation. She spanned such a long career!

[@JustChats_Opinions750]

Lata ji is Older than India's Independence Her Songs Motivated many People that time 1942 is the Time When We Were Under British Colonization

[@sandeepgyanchandani]

This is not even 2 percent of what she has sung but there were some gems here .. the Satyam Shivam Sundaram 9:02 .. was the same song that Shreya ma’am and Chitra ma’am sang … my personal view nobody can match her

[@harshbhardwaj9211]

my grandfather was born in 1948, so my great or great great grand father was there too.. so much generations passes listening to her

[@manoramamannu235]

Yeah she is the voice of our ancestors too..! Don't know how many souls voice she is..!

[@dayana6581]

bro, how come they haven't reacted to any ddlj song 💀 classic songs with srk and kajol💥💯

[@abdev3941]

I'd vote for them to watch the movie itself

[@acegaming5404]

Arguably the best love story movie of Bollywood !!!💕

[@gabscoro]

Had to pause to comment but it doesn't get more evergreen that Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge, the movie y'all paused at, it has been running in some theaters for 27 years. truly an iconic piece of indian cinema!

[@moumitamukherjee25674]

I personally love satyam Shivam sundaram and Dil hoom hoom karein from the film Rudaali. All songs of Rudaali is unique masterpiece.

[@sachinp2165]

Couple of pointers: 1. She was 13 yo when she started singing for Movies. That was because her financial condition was very bad despite having a father who was hugely successful in Marathi theatre (musicals). He was an accomplished singer and actor himself. 2. In her initial years, nasal singing voice was very established due to success of her predecessors- especially Noor Jehan. So you can hear a lot of nasal singing from a young Lata in 40s, until she found her own voice- so to say. 3. Lata's high pitch voice lent itself beautifully to the requirements of Indian cinema at the time and specifically for lead female singing voice. Many talented female singers felt eclipsed by her and music directors' preference for a single type of voice. Even her sister Asha Bhonsle had to change the tonality of her voice slightly and had to sing more upbeat songs to be able to survive in the industry obsessed with Lata. 4. Radio was the primary way of consuming music for the country until late 80s. Melody was dominant part of a song, Orchestration was limited. There were no visuals to distract attention. Singer and the voice were the primary carriers of a song. So the singing had to be perfect and flawless and hence, Music directors were much less open to experimentation with singing and voice.

[@dustudent1637]

Lol i didn't know that her voice was nasal in early days.

[@bollysongs_status_]

No one can beat Lata Mangeshkar ❤ she is a legend 🙇

[@Chachus-vy1xw]

But ks chitra can😏

[@animeshkumarsinha3457]

​@@Chachus-vy1xwu don't come close to anyone of them . Respect every singer instead having negative mindset for any talented singer .

[@manoramamannu235]

​@@Chachus-vy1xwask Chitra ji..and listen what her rply would be..!

[@arifujjamansahake5371]

​@@Chachus-vy1xw😂😂😂😂😂

[@dustudent1637]

@@manoramamannu235 Chitra said in a tribute ( which she was giving with Sujatha to Lataji) that her hand(from which Chitra held the mike) was shaking during the performance of song RASIK BALMA in front of Lata Mangeshkar.

[@shrikantchandorkar1732]

Always closed your eyes whenever you listen Lata Mangeshkar singing you will feel that voice in your soul. No one even come closer to her next hundreds year.

[@harishrathod3687]

Not in thousands or never be

[@bollyfan1330]

That gorgeous woman with SRK was Kajol and that couple was the iconic romantic couple from that era of Bollywood, especially the movie that you saw.

[@bollyfan1330]

It was not a whole generation that grew up admiring Lata's music, it was about 3 generations of people and actually 5 who knew of her work very closely and loved her music.

[@kejal4103]

She is knows as"goddess of music" sarswati maa for we Indians🙏❤️

[@manoramamannu235]

The person who became the voice of millions of souls..is really God's soul..!

[@sakshityagi2245]

Must watch dil wale dhulaniya le jayenge It is still the most run picture in India in cinemas

[@pradeeppatki2134]

We respect her as a goddess of music who still rules Indian music

[@aninditabanerjee2420]

The "Luka Chuppi" song (the one with Aamir Khan - and the other two idiots from 3 idiots too) is definitely worth a separate reaction. Its A.R. Rehman after all. That hauntingly beautiful woman is Kajol - one of the Bollywood industry's darlings. The ShahRukh-Kajol pairing is one of the (if not THE) most iconic ones in Bollywood. They have some very beautiful (and popular ) songs you could check out- Yeh kaali kaali ankhen, Suraj hua maddham, Gerua, Jati hun main, Ladki badi anjaani hai to name a few.

[@rahulkk3846]

How have they not reacted to any songs from DDLJ and veer zaara, its like the legendary album

[@bollysongs_status_]

“Kabhi khushi kabhi gum “evergreen movie of Bollywood ❤

[@raj-hf4wb]

Lata ji always been remembered through her golden voice ..she rules indian music industry !!❤️🙏

[@sarangkotwal7389]

Lata's voice touches your soul ❤️. Some of her heart touching songs are, "Tere Bina Zindagi Se Koi", "Tujhse Naraz nhi zindagi", "Ek Pyar ka Nagma Hai" ❤... You can surely have a separate reaction videos to these gems.

[@Exiide89]

When you listen someone like Lata Mangeshkar's singing, you keep quiet, close your eyes and listen.

[@SM-bi2iw]

guyys please check out Kajol and Sharukh Khan in the absolute classic Dilwale Dulhania Lejayenge. This is the classic Indian cinema film. This is also the couple that rocked the 90's and early 2000's!!

[@bollysongs_status_]

“Vande Mataram “ national song of India 🇮🇳 ❤

[@bollysongs_status_]

@@Verdrik yes , this is our national song

[@thechosenone2894]

@@Verdrik yup

[@leharikaarora3101]

At 9:05 Earlier u gave a reaction on satyam shivam sundram which was performed live by KS Chitra Mam and Shreya mam in memory of Lata Mam ❤

[@LilacPeony3088]

"Satyan Shivam Sundaram " this song you heard when Shreya and KS Chitra mam tribute her by sung this.😊😊

[@CallmeDuffer]

No one in world can replace her voice and her personality and her nationalism

[@rajpalsinghkheechee2379]

veer zaraa+ddlj+rang de basanti.....you can choose any movie from these three amazing music and story.

[@KejriwalBhakt]

Veer Zara: Music + Story Ddlj : overhyped shit with okaish songs RDB : Good movie with average sound

[@teddybear9241]

@@KejriwalBhakt not as overhyped as naatu naatu tho 😏💅

[@KejriwalBhakt]

@@teddybear9241 Doesn't matter. It won Oscars and the world knows about it meanwhile the mediocre celebration in Bollywood is so high that the lieks of you are comparing a towering song with Mediocrity of DDLJ. 😂

[@teddybear9241]

@@KejriwalBhakt didn't ask, don't care. CRY

[@KejriwalBhakt]

@@teddybear9241 CRY? Me ? LMFAO... You are burnt enough and so brought a global sensation in debate. 😂😂

[@aahirsingh1342]

5:07 i just got goosebumps really what a great voice she has❤❤❤

[@tulika_9519]

13:10 that's KAJOL 😍 Song *Tujhe dekha to ye jaana Sanam* from movie *DDLJ* (1994). One of the best Bollywood actresses of 90s & early 2000s. You can react to songs from her movies like *Dilwale dulhania le jayenge*, *Kuch kuch hota hai*, *Kabhi Khushi kabhi gham*, etc. All these movies are of Kajol & SRK as leads..and they were one of the most iconic Bollywood "onscreen" couples..

[@vibhanshuagarwal2000]

I say go for Mughal-E-Azam. It is from the 60s and stars one of the most Beautiful actresses in Indian cinema - also referred to as the Marilyn Monroe of Bollywood. Then it has Dilip Kumar and Prithviraj Kapoor - two of the best actors in Bollywood ever with contrasting styles. Dilip Kumar was more in the "Marlon Brando" school of acting, whereas Prithviraj Kapoor was intense in his performances. The sets were gorgeous for its time, and it was probably the most expensive Bollywood movie made for a very long time, probably even now (if adjusted for inflation). If you like Sanjay Leela Bhansali's magnum opuses, then that's where he drew inspiration from.

[@Shubh22]

Someone dancing to "Ae Malik Tere bande Hum" is the craziest thing that I have ever seen. Sorry, but I it was dispect to the the elegance of our legendary Lata ji.

[@A-yh1ob]

She danced to it without knowing the meaning of the lyrics and also without the context of the movie cos it was just a 3 second clip. And plus she did apologise for it after finding out the meaning. Don't be so hard on them for no reason. It's so nice of them to be interested in indian music that too old Indian music. So why make these type of comments

[@sreekarik4587]

she started singing when she was 8 I believe, main reason she was the eldest at the time, and she had to take care of her siblings... she was the sole breadwinner for her family.. in movies maybe later but she started her singing career at 8..

[@nausaadzaman1805]

You haven't listened "tujhe dekha to ye jana sanam" yet?? It's like 90's love anthem.

[@laveshbhardwaj1212]

9:05 You heard the song in one of reels video where the song "satyam shivam sundaram " (Indian classical) was mixed with kpop Also waleska got a good memory . Damn!

[@bhaduridto]

You have already reacted on this song sung as a tribute to Lataji by Shreya Ghoshal and Chitra ji live performance

[@MrBinny1977]

Yeah... Nuts is a great expression to sum up this journey of our very beloved... One and only Lata! Legend is a far too mild a word for her... She was Music herself! Those that have grown up listening to her will never, ever like anyone else. Music just starts and ends with Lata!

[@AjatasatruMishra-gf3ic]

Lata Mangeshkar is Bharat Ratna ,the highest award for any individual in India, she is the only singer to have it ,Bharat Ratna is given to all the Prime Ministers in India, now you guys can guess her's stature

[@azimauk]

She was called the "Nightingale of India" and understandably so.... As i have always suggested you need to look into old Bollywood numbers from these legends, those songs were magical and we always go back to them now as well.

[@shivanksinghal9772]

One and only one the Legend Lata Mangeshkar 🎉 i love her she is my inspiration 🙏🏻

[@alameerpv7756]

Lata ji ❤️❤️❤️ The actress in tujhe dekha song is Kajol . Kajol & SRK is famous combo 🔥❤️

[@Layla-xm2lx]

The fact that she hasn't just worked all these decades, she has actually given the chartbusters all these years.. Never did her career went stagnant.. Even born in late 90's I know all these songs very well after 1940's .. About old Bollywood, please do.. Would recommend the 90's bollywood.. It's too much of drama but fun as well.. And you were feeling apologetic for vibing on a sorrowful song, well you guys were right.. It was a sad situation and that song us basically like a prayer to God.. That song tujhe dekha toh is a classic for romance.. Efra wondering "who is he " at 17.22 .. Well it's none other than your "eros now" guy 😂

[@rahulvinalnarayan9743]

If you have to do an old Lata classic you have to do “Chandni” Gorgeous cinematography, gorgeous music and absolutely amazing performances

[@raya4934]

She trained as child under her father master deena nath & began her career as a child artist to her dotage.the 5 sec flashes dont do justice to her songs or her vocals.u should listen 2 the complete songs 2 fully appreciate it.even the old songs without the added modern techno still stuns.lata m.had an illustrious career & is indias most famous & legendary artist.no one has a record like her.she has sung playback 4 many generations in numerous languages.

[@shubhsingh7574]

Kajol is one of the most prominent actress of India till today. Most iconic reel couple of India is Kajol and SRK

[@udip22]

She is a school of music!! ❤❤ god bless lata ji always!!

[@Sabmoa]

You know one is known as legendary singer when even after many years children grow up listening to those songs.. her songs are still played and enjoyed.. everyone still feel the same emotions that our grandparents or great grandparents felt..

[@manoramamannu235]

She is the soul voice of not only mine but my grand parents too.. So when a person become the voice of many generations automatically it become Gods voice.. God speak through her voice!

[@sachitagarwal8292]

I would love to see both of you go deeper ... into Lata ji legend

[@ketulamin4550]

yeah you should start with " Dil waale dulhaniya le jayenge " .

[@dreamybangtan6382]

20 years ago when I was 6 my grandfather bought a CD of 100 top songs of Lata ji and what I remember almost none of these songs were there. I have my fevourite songs of Lata ji from that cd and the first and second song was "Dushman na kre" & "Agar tum na hote" .

[@haroldwils]

Watch DDLJ the longest running movie in any theater in the history of cinema. 28 years and still drawing crowds in movie theater in Mumbai called Maratha Mandir. Would love to see ur review of this one. 😊

[@kejal4103]

Rip legendry Lata didi 🙏

[@user-sm2in5br8r]

She's the origin of Indian music industry ❤ She's legend and every singer every people of india respect her love her😊 ❤❤❤❤

[@upasana_d_doc]

Yes Lata ji has seen the whole evolution in music industry. When she started singing in movies there were no proper recording studio. They had to sing live with live music while the scene was playing like the theater drama..❤

[@shidharbhagwat5866]

She started singing at age of 13 as her father who was music director passed away and as eldest daughter of 7 she had to earn a living for all. Started as corus girl and then slowly started getting songs. She saw the Industry grow from pure classical - folk then to modern instruments. She sang for 3 generations of film actors, some from same family. In her 80's she stopped singing much except a movie a year or few songs for her favorit directors. Every music director would have a dream to compose music for her. Her simplicity, humility and every smiling face w9n admiration for 3 generations of Indian who grew listening her voice from Morning prayers to love songs and patriotism

[@vidhead85]

I remember seeing an interview that said she hated being in front of the camera. So singing was definitely a good move there of course

[@Harsh-fe9br]

13:42 this is one of the best movies of Bollywood Classic

[@devi05]

Oh that's true.." our whole generation grown up with her sound "❤❤

[@soniarockstar9125]

I love her song hothon pe bus tera naam he from yeh dillagi you can check that song in that so g the actress you liked is also there kajol

[@narayanraut6723]

Lata mangeshkar Is the teacher of all singers in music industry in India .

[@bollysongs_status_]

Each and every song is insanely popular in india❤❤❤

[@indianmalayalee6084]

13:12 that is Kajol Devgan That movie is DDLJ(DilWale Dulhaniye Le Jayenge) this movie has the record of the longest run in the history 1995 till now.. It is a must watch in Indian watchlist Will be waiting for your reactions

[@jaydeepsen4769]

I'm telling you its your destiny to watch the Srk and the beautiful woman movie. Her name is Kajol and this movie is Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge aka DDLJ. Its exactly what you wanted. This movie ran for 20 years in the theatres. Its an iconic movie and the pair became legendary since this and went on to become the best pair and star in many movies together delivering a massive hit each time. They ruled Bollywood. Moreover, this movie was shot in Switzerland a lot and Indians found their new go to location for vacation. This resulted in a boom in Swiss tourism with Indian tourists which is still going on. This resulted in the Swiss government giving the director of the movie the late great Yash Chopra the highest civilian honour as a gesture of appreciation. You need to watch it. This is what made srk SRK. The songs are iconic, the stars are iconic, the dialogues are iconic, the locations are iconic.

[@thewanderingsoul111]

Waleska, please feel better soon !! Love to both of you. You guys are awesome and your enthusiasm is great to see. Please react to some of Lata's songs in the 1950's. Please also react to more of Kishore Kumar (1950's to mid-1970's) and Mohammad Rafi (1950's to late-1960's).

[@rainworld-f3i]

7:55 'phoolon ka taaron ka' is the most popular song in India to celebrate the bond between a brother and a sister.

[@lookthrumyeyes]

Lata Mangeshkar's greatness, her stature is larger than life. Even for us, it's not easy to really conceive how legendary, how epic, how priceless she has been to the world of music. It makes me certainly happy that you have started to relate to these songs with more understanding than most other superficial reactions. I always love imbibing from other cultures & people, so really appreciate your efforts for this one

[@srubina70]

OMG please react to DDLJ movie. Wale will absolutely love it! It has been running in theaters since its release in 1995

[@wanderer2435]

Without her music is incomplete ❤️😇being young generation sad to see today's generation don't listen to gems like this

[@Atheist-Libertarian]

She was born born in 1929. 😵 She saw the world change. She saw, Holocost, World War, Colonial India, Partation, technological Revolution, Moon landing, Rise of Internet etc. Wow..

[@IndianConnection]

I remember hearing Lata Ji on radio interview saying that "Aapki Ki nazaron ne samjha" and "Lag ja gale se" are two of her most favourite ones!

[@Aman__]

9:32 You have already reacted on this song sung as a tribute to Lataji by Shreya Ghoshal and Chitra ji live performance

[@ZSI123]

my family and i still sing a lot of these - even as early as 1955 one - to this day, These short clips don't do Lata justice

[@sajalkaushik3]

Yessssss that was Kajol and ddlj would be a great movie to react as you guys wanted the evergreen one with evergreen songs and with most famous Bollywood pair ever..... Shahrukh and Kajol❤️

[@yuvrajthakur3847]

She was 92 when this legend left us

[@SimonSays5]

Thank you for exploring more of our legendary Lata Mangeshkar. Her contribution to Indian music is beyond words. You can see from all the comments that she is such a massive part of the Indian psyche. You could check out an old 1960s film called ‘Junglee’, funny love story set in picturesque Kashmir and with an incredibly popular soundtrack, all the songs were gems and sung by Lata and Mohammed Rafi, my favourite of Indian male singers and acknowledged by even Lata as being the best playback singer ever. Their duets were magical. ‘Chandni’ filmed in part in Switzerland is also full of great Lata songs from 1980s. Wishing you continued healing and recovery Waleska 🙏😘

[@centuragb]

This collection which you just watched is barely 1% of Lata Mangeshkar's output. She has sung many more beautiful songs....She is one of a kind, God made her and broke the mould....

[@aanyanair27]

I'm born in 2004 still knowing most of these songs shows the impact she has......

[@Aadishakti_Bhakt]

Aapki Nazro Ne Samjhaa 🔥🔥🔥❤️

[@nehachaudhary4059]

She was the Goddess herself.❣️

[@ameemasultan3711]

VEER ZAARA IS AN AMAZING MOVIE TO WATCH MUSIC IS AMAZING

[@Pa1chauhan1978]

She has been singing in films since 1942 when India was under british rule and she was just 13 years. You name it any genre... Any style... She would own it... I am in tears whenever I hear her songs.... My mother used to listen to all her songs... and its quite a big part of my childhood.... My parents are in heaven and so is she... May be they are listening to her live in heaven

[@ss-nm2tp]

She holds the record for most number of songs in the world

[@marriyaar]

13:12 thats Kajol!! shes amazing, beautiful and a staple of bollywood movies man, she was also often paired with SRK in films e.g. Kuch Kuch Hota Hai, Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham, Dilwale etc.. :)

[@KHEMRAJPARAJULI2002]

U have no Idea what she was ... Unequalled Voice: Her voice was a national treasure. It possessed exceptional qualities like: Range and Control: She could effortlessly navigate high and low notes with perfect control. Emotional Depth: She could infuse her singing with a vast range of emotions, making listeners connect with the song on a deeper level. Uniqueness: Her voice had a distinctive quality that was instantly recognizable. Versatility Unmatched: Her career spanned decades and genres. She sang everything from classical pieces to playful Bollywood numbers, and excelled in each. This adaptability is simply unmatched. Cultural Icon: Lata Mangeshkar transcended being just a singer. Her voice became synonymous with Indian music and cinema. Her songs are woven into the fabric of Indian culture, evoking nostalgia and a connection to the past for generations. Lifelong Dedication: She wasn't just talented; she was incredibly dedicated to her craft. She practiced tirelessly and remained a lifelong learner, constantly seeking ways to improve. This dedication serves as an inspiration to aspiring musicians. Humility and Simplicity: Despite her immense fame and wealth, Lata Mangeshkar remained grounded. She led a simple life, never forgetting the power of her voice to touch people's lives and expressing her gratitude to her fans. This humility made her even more endearing. Legacy and Influence: Her impact on Indian music is undeniable. She mentored countless singers, set a high standard for aspiring artists, and continues to inspire generations of musicians. Her legacy will live on through her timeless songs. These qualities come together to create a powerful image. Lata Mangeshkar wasn't just a singer; she was a symbol of artistic excellence, dedication, cultural pride, and human connection. This unique combination is why people continue to adore her and why she'll likely remain a legend for years to come

[@dolphindistributioncontrol3368]

You both are right, she had fabulous voice and she sang in numerous dialects That too for many generations She was goddess of music

[@vibhanshuagarwal2000]

Great to hear that Wally is feeling better. I hope she recovers entirely soon. Love to my little sister Wally! ♥

[@antrikshkumar1897]

4:24 it is a prayer in every indian hindi speaking school. even today

[@nandkumarambhore7681]

Lata Didi Mangeshkar Ji is Lord Of Indian Classical Music. Jay Shree Ram Ji.

[@everythingforfun7104]

Sonu Nigam is the only singer of his time who sang with the goddess Lata Mangeshkar ji Khamoshiyan Gungunane lagi Do Pal Jaane Dil mein kabse hai tu.

[@subhajitmishra007]

Lata Mangeshkar is the nightingale. Muhammad Ali is the greatest sportsperson. The Sun rises in the East. You guys are awesome. 💪 But "longetivity" is not a word! 😅 Wishing @Waleska-Herrera all the best! God bless you.

[@monishaanasser7352]

If you watch a movie do ddlj it an absolute classic , still running on Indian cinemas

[@vikasrana8424]

She is owner for us... And the legendery singer

[@cookingwithnature5332]

50000 songs in 14 language. Woooooo it speaks for itself.

[@AryaInk]

India will never forget her.