The beloved hitmaker, whose full name was Krishnakumar Kunnath, died in Kolkata, India on Tuesday.
The singer was known for his versatility on stage. We will always remember him through his songs. According to the outlet, KK ultimately suffered a heart attack.
Krishnakumar Kunnath, better known as KK, dies at 53 following a concert in Kolkata city, prompting a flood of tributes.
Life breaks you little by little .. and once in a while.. it destroys you .. KK will always remain that Eternal Boy, who refused to grow up.. I don't think a celebrity death has affected me as much as KK's death. He really was the voice for 90s kids. We will always remember him through his songs,” Modi said on Twitter. I didn't think I'd have to mourn him so soon.
New Delhi, Jun 1 (EFE).- India's cinema fans, actors and even politicians on Wednesday flooded social media with messages of shock and condolences, ...
Condolences to his family and fans,” Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted. We will always remember him through his songs. The singer and composer died on Tuesday night in the eastern city of Kolkata, after being forced to cancel half of his concert due to feeling unwell.
An official said the singer died of a "suspected cardiac arrest," but police are probing whether he died an "unnatural death."
Condolences to his family and fans." But police said they are probing whether he died an "unnatural death", with media reports saying there were injuries to his face and head. On Sunday, Sidhu Moose Wala, a rapper popular at home and among the Indian diaspora in Britain and Canada, was shot dead in the northern state of Punjab. Police believe the killing was related to organized crime. One of the Hindi songs he sang at his last concert was "Pal", which has the lyrics "whether we live or not, we will remember this moment." His hits from the 2000s included "Aankhon Me Teri" from the movie "Om Shanti Om" and "Khuda Jaane" from "Bachna Ae Haseeno". Aroop Biswas, a government minister in the eastern state of West Bengal, said KK had died of a "suspected cardiac arrest."
Singer Shaan remembered his friend and colleague KK with a heartwarming post on Instagram on Wednesday. KK died of a suspected cardiac arrest soon after a ...
The singers collaborated on several hits. .. #No1Yaari Tour through WB, Orissa, Assam .. our Back to back 3 shows in 3 years in Dubai. I am blessed to have known this ‘Boy’ (who refused to grow up .. and now will remain Forever Young)” View this post on Instagram Had his prioritise perfectly in place .. But I realise .. there can never be anyone like @kk_live_now !! He will always be ‘The One and Only’ .. I cannot even begin to imagine what Jyo, Nakul and Tamara are going through .. All I can say is that He gave them 20 lifetimes of warm memories .. compared to any average family man.” View this post on Instagram He wrote, “Let me just pretend you are here .. we never spoke on a regular basis .. but always had one another in a very special place in our heart !! I have said ‘ I want to be like KK’ as content, as uncomplicated yet uncompromising when it came to his personal space.
Singer KK's death due to a sudden cardiac arrest after a live performance in Kolkata, has left fans reminiscing his magical voice.
He was sure he would release a single in 2020 because he wanted to "step up" his musical ability as a composer. I have a multitude of ideas and I want to make sure I go with the one I feel is the right one." But now I think I need to do a little more." He wanted to "change gears". "I have been cruising along, enjoying myself, singing, performing... I want to stop thinking so much, and just go with it." The multilingual singer credited that to their "timeless lyrics". He performed these songs from his maiden album at a college fest in 1999 first. Despite feeling the energy and vibe of live performances and playback singing, he felt "restless". "I have been wanting to do some of my own stuff," said the singer, whose full name was Krishnakumar Kunnath. It was such a song that he wanted to create yet again. When you want to do something yourself, you have to delve deep within and see what you want to do with yourself at this point of time.. He succumbed to a cardiac arrest in Kolkata after a live performance--doing what he loved the most. "Since all his independent music was very well-received, he either wanted to better it or match it. A source close to the singer tells Hindustan Times how KK always considered himself an independent singer: "He preferred doing singles.
He had just concluded a performance when he was stricken. Nicknamed “the Mesmerizer,” he recorded 3500 songs in 11 languages for some of India's biggest ...
He broke into Bollywood in 1996 with the movie “Maachis” (“Matchstick”), about the rise of the Sikh insurgency in Punjab. “Love you all.” “Pulsating gig tonight at Nazrul Mancha. Vivekananda College!!” he wrote. Nicknamed “the Mesmerizer,” he recorded 3,500 songs in 11 languages for some of India’s biggest movie stars. After a brief stint as a marketing executive, KK, as he was called, decided to follow his passion for music. “KK was one such.”
KK's bandmate from Kirori Mal College, Gautam Chikermane, wrote a long thread on Twitter about the late singer's struggles in the 1990s.
However, Gautam said that even though he had begun to get work by then, KK was still unsure whether he would find his place in the entertainment industry. “He left the job and started singing in hotels. On Wednesday, KK’s former college bandmate Gautam Chikermane shared some memories of the singer, and how he handled struggle in the initial days of his career. He said it was not a great experience to have people eating and drinking while the band sang. His soul couldn’t take it, his swadharma (passion) lay in a parallel universe — in chords and beats; melodies and lyrics; lights, sounds and performances.” Singer KK died on Tuesday after his concert in Kolkata. The 53-year-old performed at Nazrul Mancha for a college event, post which he complained of uneasiness and chest pain.