There is no doubt that music and art have no boundaries. Artists transcend man-made borders and often play a crucial role in bridging divides and bringing people together. Certainly, the late Lata Mangeshkar was once such artist.

The legendary singer passed away this morning in a Mumbai hospital where she was admitted after testing positive for Covid 19. She was 92 years old. Needless to say, this send shockwaves around South Asia. Celebrities across Pakistan paid tribute to her unmatched talent as well.

Our cricket hero, Babar Azam acknowledged her legacy around the world.

Imran Abbas shared a picture of a biopic calendar signed by the legend herself.

Bilal Maqsood talked about how he grew up listening to her voice, every single day. He shared a rare photography of Lataji in the studio with his father Anwar Maqsood.

Nazia Ejaz, daughter of the late Madam Noor Jehan shared a delightful picture of two of the greatest voices of South Asia together.

Adnan Siddiqui also paid tribute to the Nightingale of India

Lata Mangeshkar provided the soundtrack of not just one generation but several generations with her voice. She will be remembered for many more to come.