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Google Doodle, October 25, 2024: On This Day in 1996, KK made his launching as a playback vocalist with the tune Chhod Aaye Hum from the movie Maachis.
KK sang over 500 tracks in Hindi and greater than 200 in Telugu, Bengali, Kannada, andMalayalam (Screenshot:Google com)
Google Doodle today honours the late vocalist KK, that made his launching as a playback vocalist on today in 1996 with the tune “Chhod Aaye Hum” from the movie Maachis.
KK was born upon August 23, 1968, inDelhi He researched at Kirori Mal College, Delhi University, and originally operated in advertising prior to totally dedicating to songs.
In 1994, he sent out a demonstration tape to widely known Indian musicians, which resulted in his sneak previews in business jingles. KK’s main access right into Hindi movie theater was available in 1999 with the tune “Tadap Tadap” from Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam.
That exact same year, he launched his launching cd, Pal, including hit tracks that rapidly brought him right into the limelight.
Over the years, KK accomplished amazing success, videotaping around 3,500 jingles in 11 languages.
His flexibility and exciting voice made him a popular musician in Indian movie theater.
Throughout his outstanding three-decade profession, he sang over 500 tracks in Hindi and greater than 200 in Telugu, Bengali, Kannada, and Malayalam.
KK got 6 Filmfare Award elections and won 2 Star Screen Awards, amongst countless various other awards. He is commemorated as one of India’s most talented playback vocalists.
To honour his heritage, a statuary was set up in Kolkata, where he executed his last performance.
