At first, I want to say I can't believe you are here. You have done thousands of interviews, so I think I will do something different. How do I interview a legendary personality such as yourself? I don't think of myself as a radio jockey. I do not understand how I should speak to you. First of all, on behalf of Radio City and all its listeners, thank you very, very much for coming here, Lata Mangeshkar ji. I thought we would all start weeping, but I am cool now.

At about 1:30 this morning, I was at home, discussing this interview and wondering what to talk about. For all the listeners out there, today you will get a chance to listen to Lata Mangeshkar and Sonu Nigam and interact with them. I thank Radio City and really, really thank my stars for giving me this chance. I am on the verge of a historic moment that means a lot to me. Instead, you will hear a very beautiful voice. But today, you won't hear me on the show. You have been listening to my voice every morning on Kasa Kay Mumbai. Over to Lata ji and Sonu, and radio jockey Archana Pania:Īrchana: This is Archana on 91 FM. Lata ji obliged Nigam on his birthday recently, and agreed to be interviewed by him for the show Kasa Kay Mumbai, on the radio channel Radio City, with whose kind courtesy we reproduce excerpts from this eclusive interview. Then, scroll down and read an excerpt from one of Lata ji's longest interviews, conducted by none other than Bollywood's current top singer Sonu Nigam.

Join in wishing the living legend a very Happy Birthday, and also tell us which of her songs you simply can't get enough of. L ata Mangeshkar turned 77 on September 28, and we have a treat for you.

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