At the age of 72, famous ghazal singer Pankaj Udhas passed away. It’s verified by his team that he passed away at a Hospital in Mumbai early on 26 February. Pankaj Sir hadn’t been feeling well for a few days due to a protracted illness. According to his team, he passed away this morning at Breach Candy Hospital at around 11 a.m.
His daughter named Nayaab Udhas, confirmed his passing in a statement on social media. We regret to notify you of Padmashri Pankaj Udhas’s untimely death on February 26, 2024, as a result of a protracted illness. The Udhas family in Mumbai will host his funeral on Tuesday, February 27.
Popular Indian ghazal singer Pankaj Udhas enthralled audiences for decades with his soulful renditions. He was born in Gujarat on May 17, 1951. He started his musical career at an early age and became well-known in the 1980s and 1990s.
In addition to his achievements in music, Udhas was also well-known for his charity work and actively supported social welfare work and charitable reasons. His famous album “Nabeel,” which was launched in 1989, ended up being one of his highest selling records. The album’s first copy was put up for auction and brought in an incredible Rs 1 lakh. The Cancer Patients Aid Association received the donation of the funds. The king of ghazals was also hired by the Parents Thalassemia Unit.
Pankaj Udhas put out a lot of albums and singles during his illustrious career, a lot of which have stood the test of time. Popular songs like “Chitthii Aayii Haii,” “Aur Ahistaa,” and “Jeeye To Jeeyee Kaisee” are still loved by fans of all ages.
Pankaj Udhas keeps going to motivate audiences with his eternal melodies and meaningful lyrics, leaving an enduring mark on Indian culture through his humanitarian efforts and contributions to the music industry.
These are a few of his most well-known tracks.
Chithii Aayii Hai: This iconic song from Sanjay Dutt’s 1986 film Naam is, if there’s one that you can associate with the name Pankaj Udhas, The vocalist’s lovely voice creates a lovely harmony with the passing of time and the significance of communication.
Chandii Jaisaa Rangg Hai Teraa: The vocals of Pankaj Udhas are the only ones that can bring back the exact memory of a first love, along with all the youth and a desire of how want fills the universe with a surreal wonder.
Naa Kajre Ki Dharr: Naa Kajre Ki Dharr is a lighthearted song about the purity of love that is as fresh and unforgettable as the first time it is heard. The song was featured on the wildly popular Mohra album, which starred Suniel Shetty and Poonam Jhawer.
Thodii Thodii Piya Karro: Thodii Thodii is a wonderful interpretation of melancholy and longing and is an underappreciated gem in Pankaj Udhas’ repertoire. This song, which has been passed down through the generations, is especially nostalgic because of its timeless interpretation of love and understanding.
