Country’s famous singer-composer Bappi Lahiri dies, entertainment industry in shock

Mumbai | Bappi Lahiri Passed Away: The entertainment industry has once again suffered a major setback. Country’s famous singer and composer Bappi Lahiri has passed away. 69-year-old Bappi Da breathed his last in a hospital in Mumbai. Bappi Da has dealt a big blow to the film industry with his death. Let us tell you that on 6th February, the country has also lost its melodious Lata Mangeshkar.

had been ill for a long time
Bappi Lahiri Passed Away: It has come to the fore that Bappi Lahiri was ill for a long time and was being treated at Criti Care Hospital. According to the news, Bappi Lahiri died around 11 pm. According to the information, Bappi Da was kept in the hospital for about a month, after which he was discharged on Monday, but on Tuesday he was taken to the hospital after his health deteriorated again. Bappi Da was also infected with Corona last year. During that time he was admitted to Breach Candy Hospital in Mumbai.

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Always used to wear coarse gold ornaments
Bappi Lahiri Death: Born on 17 November 1952 in Jalpaiguri, West Bengal, Bappi Da has two children. Bappi Da is called the first rock star singer of Bollywood. Bappi Lahiri was always fond of wearing gold jewelery and wearing glasses. He always had a thick gold chain around his neck and gold rings in his hands. Bappi Da’s sudden goodbye to the world has left his fans disappointed.

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Disco Dancer sparkles music and music in Bollywood
Bappi Da has given more than one superhit songs to Bollywood. He made disco popular in Bollywood with the film Disco Dancer. Bappi Lahiri also sang songs in superhit films like Disco Dancer, Sharabi and Namak Halal. Bappi Da won the Filmfare Award for Best Music Director in 1985 for the film ‘Sharaabi’.

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