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Asha Bhosle's son Hemant passes away in Scotland

Published On : 29 Sep 2015


Mumbai, Sep 29 (PTI) Veteran singer Asha Bhosle's son Hemant died in Scotland after losing his battle with cancer.

He was 66.

Hemant's death comes three years after the 82-year-old singer lost her daughter, Varsha, in 2012. Varsha was suffering from depression and committed suicide.

Hemant's cousin, Radha Mangeshkar, said they had hoped for his recovery but the musician passed away on September 26.

"He was suffering from cancer for past three years... the family was in trauma since then. We did hope that he would get well. He passed away in Scotland on September 26. He was 66," Radha, Bhosle's niece, told PTI.

The family was set to celebrate Lata Mangeshkar's 86th birthday on September 27 but they cancelled it after they got to know about the demise of Asha's eldest son, she said.

"We had Ganpati Visarjan on September 27, but kept it very low key. We did not celebrate her (Lata Mangeshkar's) birthday," Radha said.

Hemant composed music in films like "Damaad", "Nazrana Pyar Ka" and "Shradhanjali".







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