Asha @90 Woh phir nahi aate

Asha Bhosle is one of India`s finest and most versatile playback singers, with innumerable accolades and laurels to her name. 

She was born in a small village in Maharashtra. Her father, the late Deenanath Mangeshkar was a renowned theatre artist and classical singer who passed away when she was nine. 

This prompted Asha and her sister Lata Mangeshkar to take up acting and singing to support their family. She made her singing debut with the Marathi film Majha Bal (1943).

Asha’s first brush with success was with the song Nanhe Munhe Bacche, for the movie Boot Polish (1954).

 By this time, her sister Lata was already a prominent figure in the Hindi film industry. 

Asha enjoyed a successful phase during the 50s and the 70s.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What time do the gates open?

A: 4:30 pm

Q: Is re-entry into the venue allowed?

A: No

Q: What is the minimum age to purchase the tickets?

A: 3 years and above

Q: Is parking available at the venue?

A: Pay and Park. Depends on space availability at Venue

Q: Is there a facility to charge electronics at the venue?

A: No

Q: Is the venue wheelchair accessible?

A: Yes

Q: Will food & alcohol be available at the venue?

A: Only Food

Q: At what time will the event start?

A: 7 pm

Q: At what time will the event end?

A: 10 pm

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• People in an inebriated state may not be allowed entry.
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• Venue rules apply.