Singer KK dies at 53 after live performance in Kolkata: ‘The voice of love is gone’
Artist KK, who gave Indian music sweethearts many hits throughout the course of recent many years has passed on at 53. He gave a presentation at Nazrul Mancha on Tuesday and later went to his inn where he became sick. He was brought to a clinic where he was proclaimed dead.
Serve Arup Biswas said about KK’s passing, “Vocalist Anupam Roy hit me up and said he is hearing something terrible from the clinic. Then I reached the clinic. They said he was brought dead. Then I hurried to the clinic.”focussed more on Bollywood than on his autonomous music, giving hits like Tadap (Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam, 1999), Dus Bahane (Dus, 2005), and Tune Maari Entriyaan (Gunday, 2014).
He was brought into the world in Delhi and was likewise known for his electric live shows. His Instagram page had been sharing updates from his show in Kolkata as of late as eight hours prior.
Artist Harshdeep Kaur communicated shock at his demise. “Just can hardly imagine how our cherished #KK is no more. This truly can’t be valid. The voice of affection has gone. This is deplorable.” Actor Akshay Kumar expressed, “Very miserable and stunned to know about the miserable destruction of KK. What a misfortune! Om Shanti.”
Movie producer Srijit Mukerji composed on Facebook, “In a condition of complete shock. Just met him last month interestingly and it appeared to be that we had known one another for quite a long time. The babble wouldn’t stop. Furthermore, I was so moved to see the adoration he had for Gulzar saab. He said he ventured into the film world with Chhor aaye murmur and sang it to him as a recognition. Goodbye, my most up to date companion. Will miss you. I want to have had more meetings on music and food and film.”
