MusicThe demise of singer Krishnakumar Kunnath, popularly known as Kk, came as a shock to fans and celebrities from all corners. Tnm StaffYouTube/ ScreengrabPeople across the country were in shock after news of the sudden demise of popular singer Krishnakumar Kunnath, fondly known as Kk, emerged. The versatile playback singer is considered to be the voice that defined millennials, and has produced evergreen tracks in Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi and Bengali, among other languages. His songs gained a cult status among teens in the 1990s since the songs were commonly used in cultural events and farewells in schools and colleges. The 53-year-old singer performed at a concert organised by a college at Nazrul Mancha in south Kolkata for almost an hour on Tuesday, May 31. He was "feeling heavy" after reaching his hotel, and soon collapsed, officials said. He was taken to a nearby private hospital where doctors declared him dead around 10 pm,...
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