Overview
- - The singer, who died April 12 at 92, is described by grandson Chin2 as slipping away in her sleep with no pain.
- - He says their last chat came three to four days earlier as they ate mangoes and talked about the Iran–US–Israel conflict.
- - A day before she died, he says she sat through a three-hour Marathi play and went on stage to urge people to keep the art alive.
- - The family is meeting often to celebrate her life, as granddaughter Zanai—who performed with her for years—remains deeply shaken.
- - Chin2 is honoring her through a Chalte Chalte tribute video and a Sargams program for children, and he says a couple of A. R. Rahman recordings she completed could be released.