The end of a famous singer S. Janaki at the age of 88 he has left Indian film industry and music lovers are crying. His granddaughter Apsara Vydyula shared the news of his death through her social media. Soon after the announcement, interest started pouring in from the entertainment industry.
Mammootty and Mohanlal pay their respects
Mammootty offered his condolences in a short but touching message on Facebook. The actor wrote, “Rest in peace.”Mohanlal shared a detailed account of S. Janaki’s amazing musical journey. Her article, translated into English, said, “India’s nightingale, Janakiamma, has left us. She was a sea of love who gave countless unforgettable songs to Malayalam, Hindi, and several other languages and enriched the entire era of Indian music.” The ‘Drishyam’ star added, “A very blessed singer, she has filled the hearts of Malayalis with timeless songs that continue to reverberate through generations. I will always be indebted to Janakiamma as she was the voice behind the music of my first film ‘Manjil Virinja Pookkal’. Through her sweet and lively voice she gave life to everything, even after my first grief, and living in my first grief. For that film, I was lucky to have her.” in the many memorable songs he gave his voice to.” “She was a kind and gentle soul who treated everyone with equal love and respect. Personally, I had a close relationship with Janakiamma. I pray for eternal peace in her life,” said Mohanlal.
A quote that became part of Mohanlal’s film journey
Mohanlal’s association with S. Janaki started when he starred in ‘Manjil Virinja Pookkal’ (1980). Among the most loved songs from the 1980 release are “Mizhiyoram” and “Manjani Kombil”. Among the compilations are songs from the films ‘Ninnishtam Ennishtam’ and ‘Kattathe Kilikkoodu’.