Asha Bhosle says: Old songs ‘very well written, composed and sung brilliantly’ are now empty

Asha Bhosle, who is a great singer of Indian music, feels that music is like a big river whose musical journey of Asha ji has been very long and unique, which started almost 80 years ago. “I am 90 years old, but I can still stand on stage and sing for three hours, and it gives me immense joy. ”

Asha ji is feeling very happy and excited ahead of her upcoming program. Asha Bhosle’s musical journey started in 1943 with the song “Chala Chala Nav Bala” from the Marathi film ‘Majha Bal‘. Eighty years later, he lent his voice to nearly 80,12 songs. He is now all set to make his fans happy again. They still have the same energy and enthusiasm. They find music as important as the way we breathe.

However, his musical journey has not always been easy. Asha ji sang for many great actresses in her career, such as Meena Kumari, Kajol and many more. And during this time, he also faced many challenges. Noting a similarity in life and music, she says, “Just like we can’t live without breath, music is very important to me. She also said that there were moments in life when she felt that she would not be able to move forward, but she did not give up.

Asha ji has sung countless songs in the immense musical journey. Her songs include peppy tracks ‘Piya Tu Ab To Aaja‘ and ‘O Haseena Zulfon Wali‘, heart-touching ghazals ‘Dil Cheez Kya Hai‘ and Indian traditional songs like ‘Tora Man Darpan Kahalaye‘.

Asha Bhosle’s voice has not been limited to India, but has been echoing all over the world. Global music groups, such as The Black Eyed Peas, have also created their own songs inspired by Asha ji’s songs. Asha ji has also made her mark in the international music world, and worked with famous people like Boy George, Stephen Lauscombe, and cricketer Brett Lee.

In 2020, when everything was changing in the digital age, Asha ji introduced herself to the song ‘Main Hoon’ on YouTube, which was a tribute to spiritual guru Sri Ravi Shankar. He believes that music is that infinite journey that never ends, like a flowing river.