Veteran South Indian singer Sangeetha Sajith passes away at 46
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Sangeetha Sajith breathed her last on May 22 after suffering from kidney ailments. The popular playback singer has sung over 200 songs for the Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu and Kannada industries.
Veteran South Indian singer Sangeetha Sajith has sadly passed away. She was 46-years old. According to reports, the noted singer passed away on May 22 in Thiruvananthapuram at her sister’s residence. She was suffering from kidney related ailments, and was even undergoing treatment for the same.
Sangeetha’s funeral will take place at the Shanthikavadam public crematorium in Thycaud, Thiruvananthapuram on Sunday evening.
Sangeetha Sajith has lent her voice in various genres of songs from Malayalam, Tamil, Kannada and Telugu. She had sung the theme song of Prithviraj-starrer Kuruthi recently. In fact, the noted singer has sung over 200 songs in films from the south industries. Some of her popular songs include Thanneerai Kathalikkum from Mr. Romeo, which was composed by AR Rahman, Thalam Poyi Thappum Poyi from Ayyappanum Koshiyum, Alare Govinda from Kakkakuyil, Odathandil Thalam Kottum from Pazzhassi Raja and Dhum Dhum Dooreyetho from Rakkilipattu.
Sangeetha had sung Jnanapazhathe Pizhinth in front of former Chief Minister Jayalalithaa at the Tamil Nadu Government Film Awards ceremony.
May her soul rest in peace.
