Asha Bhosle’s final film song to release on what would have been her 93rd birthday

The film is directed by Harish Vyas and stars Anshuman Jha, Raghubir Yadav, Soni Razdan and Ayesha Kapur. Bhosle died in Mumbai on April 12 at the age of 92, bringing to a close a career that spanned more than seven decades.

She recorded more than 12,000 songs across multiple languages and became one of the defining voices of Indian cinema. Her final song will now arrive on her birth anniversary, giving audiences one last opportunity to hear her voice in a feature film.

Having Bhosle's voice feature in the song at the emotional heart of the film made the experience particularly meaningful for him. Jha described recording with the legendary singer as a moment of immense joy, while expressing his regret that she would not be there to see the finished film.

View this post on Instagram. For Vyas, releasing the song on Bhosle's birth anniversary was a deliberate decision, turning the occasion into a celebration of her enduring voice and the legacy she leaves behind.

Born on September 8, 1933, in Sangli, Maharashtra, Bhosle began her recording career as a child and went on to become one of India's most versatile playback singers. Her repertoire stretched across genres and generations, with iconic songs including.

Dum Maro Dum, Piya Tu Ab To Aaja, Chura Liya Hai Tumne Jo Dil Koand. Yeh Mera Dil. Her career also included acclaimed soundtracks such as.

Teesri Manzil, Caravan, Umrao Jaanand. Ijaazat, while her work beyond Hindi cinema further established her as an influential figure in Indian music. Bhosle remained closely connected to her craft well into old age, continuing to perform and record despite being in her 90s.

Her death in April was widely mourned across India's film and music industries. She was laid to rest with full state honours at Mumbai's Shivaji Park. With.

Ae Meri Zindagi, Tu Chupi Hai Kahanarriving on what would have been Bhosle's 93rd birthday, the singer's voice will once again reach audiences through cinema — offering a final feature-film chapter to one of Indian music's most extraordinary careers.