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Netizens shame the Grammys & Oscars for overlooking Lata Mangeshkar’s contribution to cinema!
Everyone that loves music, loves Lata Mangeshkar! The legendary singer who started singing all of the age of five, was hailed the ‘Voice of India’ and through the course of her illustrious career has contributed to over 25,000 songs in a career spanning 7 decades.
Lata Mangeshkar also holds the honour of being the first-ever Indian to perform in the prestigious Royal Albert Hall, London and is the recipient of the highest French civilian award the ‘Officer of the Legion of Honour’ which the French government conferred on her in 2007.
Apart from the impact she made here in India and the many honours she was conferred with for her spectacular work, the singer was also well known to English, Russian, Dutch, Nepali and Swahili natives having recorded songs in these languages.
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Hence it’s no surprise that netizens today were furious with the legend’s exclusion at the Grammys and the Oscar awards, who failed to recognize her lifetime contribution to cinema and the global music industry.
The hashtags #ShameonGrammy and #ShameonOscars has been trending on the internet with several voicing their disappointment and anger of not having the singer’s memory being honoured at these prestigious global platforms.
While it is left to be seen whether the awards will take action and rectify the oversight, on home turf StarPlus with ‘Naam Reh Jaayega’ is all set to pay tribute to the legendary Lata Mangeshkar by bringing eighteen of the country’s biggest singers together to pay homage to her voice and her legacy.
The 8 episode, hour long series will be out on 1st May, 2022, 7pm every Sunday on StarPlus and promises to revive the glory of Lata Mangeshkar’s inimitable voice and the beautiful memories she left behind.