Singer Kamlesh Awasthi Said Goodbye To This World At The Age Of 78, Known As ‘Voice Of Mukesh’
Famous Hindi cinema singer Kamlesh Awasthi, who gave his voice in superhit songs like ‘Zindagi Imtihaan Leti Hai’, died on Friday at the age of 78. After this there is a wave of mourning among cinema lovers. Of course, Kamlesh is no more in this world. But people will always remember his contribution in the field of singing. Let us know about some interesting things related to Kamlesh Awasthi.
Born in 1945 in Savarkundla, Gujarat, Kamlesh was interested in singing since childhood. He studied M.Sc. and Ph.D. from Bhavnagar University, Gujarat. During his studies, he took admission in Saptakala of Bhavnagar and started learning music under the guidance of Bharbhai Pandya. The result of true hard work and dedication was that Kamlesh achieved mastery in music in a short time.
Kamlesh Awasthi started his singing career with the album ‘Tribute to Mukesh’, but he got real recognition from the song ‘Zindagi Imtihaan Leti Hai’ from the film ‘Naseeb’. Apart from this, he also lent his voice in Raj Kapoor’s last film ‘Gopichand Jasoos’. In this film, the songs sung by Kamlesh like ‘China Nahi Japan Nahi’ and ‘Dil Diwana Tera’ were liked a lot by the people. Apart from this, the song ‘Tera Saath Hai To’ from the film ‘Pyaasa Sawan’ is also included in the list of Kamlesh’s evergreen songs.
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Kamlesh Awasthi had created the magic of his voice in many Hindi and Gujarati songs. Kamlesh was honored for singing songs in Raj Kapoor’s film ‘Gopichand Jasoos’. During this, Kamlesh had said that the country’s Mukesh has returned. After this, Kamlesh was often called the ‘Voice of Mukesh’. Let us tell you that Mukesh Chand Mathur was counted among the best playback singers of Hindi cinema, and he was compared to Kamlesh Awasthi.
