In the video, dated July last year, the iconic singer is seen at the airport, wearing a warm smile as he interacts with paparazzi.He bids farewell, saying, “Thank you. See you, guys.” The video captures a moment of grace and warmth, reflecting Udhas’ enduring spirit.
Tears and tributes flow as ghazal maestro Pankaj Udhas passes away due to prolonged illness
Celebrities, fans, friends, family, everyone has been grieving Pankaj Udas. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi also expressed his condolences, acknowledging the late singer’s significant contribution to Indian music. PM stated, “We mourn the loss of Pankaj Udhas Ji, whose singing conveyed a range of emotions and whose Ghazals spoke directly to the soul.” The Prime Minister reminisced about his various interactions with the maestro, highlighting Udhas’ role as a beacon in Indian music.
Born on May 17, 1951, in Jetpur, Gujarat, Pankaj Udhas carved a distinguished career, beginning with the release of his ghazal album ‘Aahat’ in 1980. In Bollywood, his soul-stirring rendition of ‘Chitthi Aayee Hai’ for the film ‘Naam,’ became iconic. Today, though the legendary artist is not among us, his art will keep him alive in millions of hearts.