Iconic Singer Pankaj Udhas' Funeral Details: Discover When and Where His Last Rites Will Take Place

Renowned ghazal maestro Pankaj Udhas, aged 72, passed away in Mumbai after battling illness. His last rites will be held today, with his mortal remains kept at home for final respects before cremation in Worli. Celebrities and fans mourn the loss of the legendary singer.

Image Source -www.pinkvilla.com

In Mumbai, the iconic ghazal singer Pankaj Udhas, aged 72, bid farewell to the mortal world following a prolonged illness. The revered vocalist, a recipient of the Padma Shri award, breathed his last in Mumbai at 11 a.m. on February 26. His demise occurred at the Mumbai Breach Candy Hospital. The news of his passing was conveyed to his admirers by a family member through Instagram.

Today marks the day of Pankaj Udhas' last rites. His mortal remains will be accorded the last darshan at his residence before being taken to Worli for cremation between 3 to 5 p.m. Noteworthy figures from the film industry and political spheres are expected to pay their final respects to the departed singer. Additionally, Pankaj Udhas will receive state honors as a part of his final farewell. Among those present to bid him adieu is his brother, Manhar Udhas.

Also Read: Assam CM Vows To Eradicate Child Marriage, Repeal Outdated Act: Bold Pledge Unveiled

Preparations are underway for the last darshan at Pankaj Udhas' residence in Worli. The ghazal maestro's remains will be brought home from the hospital shortly. Meanwhile, a heartwarming video of Pankaj Udhas interacting with paparazzi has surfaced on social media, prompting an outpouring of grief from fans worldwide. His charismatic personality and legendary status are fondly remembered by many, marking the end of an era.

Pankaj Udhas, born on May 17, 1951, in Jetpur, Gujarat, hailed from a family deeply rooted in music. His father, Manohar Udhas, was a renowned folk singer, while his elder brother, Nirmal Udhas, also made his mark as a ghazal singer. Pankaj Udhas' musical journey began in the early 1970s, reaching new heights with his debut album "Aahat" in 1980. His soul-stirring renditions, including classics like "Chitthi Aayi Hai" and "Chandi Jaisa Rang Tera," earned him widespread acclaim and a place in the hearts of millions.