Fans and officials gave respect to Kishore Kumar on the opportunity for the 92nd birthday on Wednesday by offering milk and jalebis, a legendary singer’s favorite dish, at the Samadhi near his birthplace in Madhya Pradesh.
The fans also demanded that the ancestral home of the deceased singer in Khandwa be converted into a national heritage.
“Kishorda is a Ratna Bharat in his own sense.
Instead, his dilapidated house must be converted into a national inheritance,” said Kishore spokesman Prerna Sunil Jain when asked about the request to provide the highest Indian civilian awards on versatile actors.
Kishore Kumar was born in the city of Khandwa on August 4, 1929.
The 200-year-old property lies in a dilapidated condition because of a dispute between Ganguly (the original family name of the famous actor actor Ashok Kumar, Kishore Kumar and Anoop Kumar) family members, sources related to the “Ganguly House” in Bombay Bazar said Khandwa Town.
Among fans, the actor-director based in Pune Gayakwad, who visited Khandwa every year on the occasion of the birth of Kumar, said, “I have fostered listening and singing Kishore Da songs and I get bread and butter by singing it.
Song.”
A large number of fans also appeared in Samadhi Memorial to pay homage.
Khandwa Anay Dwivedi collector and Vivek Singh police supervisor also offered a flower tribute.