Union Home Minister Amit Shah expressed deep sorrow over the passing of renowned playback singer S. Janaki, praising her as a revered cultural figure whose timeless music will continue to inspire generations. Shah described Janaki as an ethereal voice that brought life to songs across various languages, leaving an irreplaceable void in the music world. S. Janaki, a celebrated playback singer in India, passed away at 88 in a private hospital in Mysore, concluding a musical career spanning over six decades.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi also mourned the loss of S. Janaki, acknowledging her as a significant figure in the music and cultural realms. Modi expressed that Janaki’s songs, popular across generations, encapsulated every emotion with unmatched grace and versatility. He extended heartfelt condolences to her family, admirers, and the music community, emphasizing the enduring impact of her melodies.
Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin paid a heartfelt tribute to S. Janaki, recognizing her as the “Nightingale of Song.” Stalin lamented the loss of Janaki, highlighting her extensive musical journey and the everlasting influence of her songs in Tamil Nadu and beyond. Janaki’s granddaughter announced her demise, marking the end of a remarkable era in Indian film music, where her versatile and expressive voice resonated through thousands of songs in various languages.
