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Remembering KK: Reliving His Last Moments from The Iconic Kolkata Concert
Updated on: 25 October, 2024 12:20 PM IST |Pallavi Parihar
Google Doodle Celebrates KK: His Last Best moments From Kolkata Concert
It`s still hard to accept that KK is no more. Krishnakumar Kunnath passed away on May 31, 2022, leaving all of us devastated. It`s been two years since he big us goodbye, but it still feels that he is with us. On his playback debut anniversary, Google celebrates him with a heartfelt doodle, making us nostalgic and emotional at the same time.
The legendary singer did what he always loved just hours before he died. For the unversed, KK was performing on stage for the last time and he happily sang the song `Pal`.
His sudden demise revealed the truth in the words ‘Hum rahe ya na rahe kal, kal yaad ayenge yeh pal,’ the same night. In memory of KK, let`s revisit his last live show in which he delivered an electrifying performance that includes some of his superhit songs from the 1990s.
KK`s video from his last concert went viral on all social media platforms. He can be seen setting the stage on fire with his evergreen songs including ‘Kya Mujhe Pyaar Hai’, ‘Pal’, Yaaron’.
We must admit that KK aka Krishnakumar Kunnath`s death came as a rude shock and more like a personal loss to his fans all over the globe. His smiling face and soulful voice were enough to melt anyone`s heart.
He was one of those playback singers who had no haters, no competitors, and no controversy. He dedicated himself to music and lived for his passion for the same. His soulful songs take us back to our childhood days when we were not mature enough to understand the meaning behind those lyrics.
KK was our teenage idol, whose songs turned our school and college lives memorable. Some of his hit songs that have etched KK in our hearts include ‘Tu Hi Meri Shab Hai’ and ‘Tadap Tadap Ke’ and more.
Fans never expected their idol to leave this world in such an uncertain way. Hours after his shocking death, a clip surfaced on social media that showed him looking uncomfortable as the singer was rushed out of the concert venue.
Also Read: Personal Fan Stories Behind KK`s Iconic Songs
He was seen sweating profusely while taking a break to wipe his face. He was repeatedly asking about the air-conditioning which was not working at that time.
He died due to cardiac arrest while he was performing in Kolkata. He was not feeling well after his performance at Nazrul Manch and was rushed to the CMRI hospital. The singer was declared dead by the doctors upon his arrival.
We miss you, legend. Hope you`re spreading smiles wherever you are.
The legendary singer did what he always loved just hours before he died. For the unversed, KK was performing on stage for the last time and he happily sang the song `Pal`.
His sudden demise revealed the truth in the words ‘Hum rahe ya na rahe kal, kal yaad ayenge yeh pal,’ the same night. In memory of KK, let`s revisit his last live show in which he delivered an electrifying performance that includes some of his superhit songs from the 1990s.
`Yaaron`! One Last Time:
KK`s video from his last concert went viral on all social media platforms. He can be seen setting the stage on fire with his evergreen songs including ‘Kya Mujhe Pyaar Hai’, ‘Pal’, Yaaron’. View this post on Instagram
We must admit that KK aka Krishnakumar Kunnath`s death came as a rude shock and more like a personal loss to his fans all over the globe. His smiling face and soulful voice were enough to melt anyone`s heart.
KK Lived For His Love And Passion For Music:
He was one of those playback singers who had no haters, no competitors, and no controversy. He dedicated himself to music and lived for his passion for the same. His soulful songs take us back to our childhood days when we were not mature enough to understand the meaning behind those lyrics.
KK was our teenage idol, whose songs turned our school and college lives memorable. Some of his hit songs that have etched KK in our hearts include ‘Tu Hi Meri Shab Hai’ and ‘Tadap Tadap Ke’ and more.
The Unexpected Goodbye:
Fans never expected their idol to leave this world in such an uncertain way. Hours after his shocking death, a clip surfaced on social media that showed him looking uncomfortable as the singer was rushed out of the concert venue.
Also Read: Personal Fan Stories Behind KK`s Iconic Songs
View this post on Instagram
He was seen sweating profusely while taking a break to wipe his face. He was repeatedly asking about the air-conditioning which was not working at that time.
He died due to cardiac arrest while he was performing in Kolkata. He was not feeling well after his performance at Nazrul Manch and was rushed to the CMRI hospital. The singer was declared dead by the doctors upon his arrival.
We miss you, legend. Hope you`re spreading smiles wherever you are.
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