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Indian Express
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Indian Express
Assamese singer Gayatri Hazarika passes away after battle with colon cancer
Assamese singer Gayatri Hazarika passed away on Friday after a battle with cancer. The acclaimed vocalist was undergoing treatment for colon cancer at Nemcare Hospitals in Guwahati. She was 44. Confirming the news of Gayatri's passing, Dr Hitesh Baruah told News Live, 'It's a very sad day for all of us. We have lost Gayatri Hazarika. She passed away at out hospital at 2:15 pm today. She was suffering from cancer and was undergoing treatment at our hospital. She was admitted three days ago after her condition deteriorated and had to be admitted to the ICU yesterday where she breathed her last.' ALSO READ | Vibe: Guru Randhawa collaborates with French Montana for Shanaya Kapoor's music video debut, fans say 'Yeh hui na baat' Her untimely demise has left many fans and industry colleagues in shock, with several taking to social media to express their grief. Filmmaker Aimee Bariah took to X and wrote, 'Gayatri Hazarika's lilting voice and effortless grace had long captivated Assam–myself included. 'Sorapate Paate Phagun Name' has echoed through many of my springs. Her passing leaves a silence deeply felt.' Her post further read, 'Though she may no longer be with us in the physical realm, I know her voice will continue to grace our lives. I offer prayers at the Lord's feet for her soul's eternal peace, and extend heartfelt condolences to her bereaved family and admirers. Om Shanti!' Gayatri Hazarika's mortal remains will be kept at the AASU headquarters, Swahid Nyas, from 6 to 8 pm for the public to pay their respects. The last rites will be performed later tonight at the Nabagraha crematorium.
Time of India
16-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Time of India
Assamese singer Gayatri Hazarika, known for Xora Pate Pate Phagun Naame, dies at 44 after battling cancer
Assam's music industry mourns the loss of Gayatri Hazarika, a beloved singer whose soulful voice resonated deeply with audiences. Known for her iconic song 'Xora Pate Pate Phagun Naame,' she passed away at 44 in a Guwahati hospital after battling cancer. Her memorable melodies and passionate performances have left an enduring legacy on Assamese music. Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Social media mourned her loss Tired of too many ads? Remove Ads Assam's entertainment, especially the music industry is grieving the passing of one of its most beloved voices, Gayatri Hazarika . Her timeless melodies were a part of the emotional fabric of countless Assamese households. The singer breathed her last on May 16 at a private hospital in Guwahati. She was 44 and was battling for her soulful voice, Gayatri Hazarika left an indelible mark on Assamese music. Her most iconic song, Xora Pate Pate Phagun Naame , remains a classic. According to The Assam Tribune, the singer had been under medical treatment for an extended period and was recently admitted to the hospital as her condition artistic repertoire extended far beyond just one song. From the lilting Rati Rati Mor Xoon to the evocative Ohar Dore Ubhoti Aatori Gola, Gayatri's ability to infuse depth and emotion into every note earned her a devoted following. Beyond the recording studio, she lit up live performances with her passionate renditions and magnetic stage Hitesh Baruah, Managing Director of Nemcare Hospitals, confirmed the passing of Gayatri Hazarika to News Live, calling it a deeply saddening loss. He stated that she died at 2:15 pm on May 16 at their hospital. Hazarika had been battling cancer and was under treatment at Nemcare. She was admitted three days ago as her condition worsened and was moved to the ICU the day before her of Agriculture, Horticulture, Excise, Implementation of Assam Accord, Border Protection & Development, Atul Bora tweeted, 'Deeply saddened by the untimely demise of Gayatri Hazarika. Her soulful voice enriched Assamese music and touched countless hearts. A great loss. Heartfelt condolences to her family and fans. Om Shanti!'Filmmaker Aimee Baruah wrote, 'Gayatri Hazarika's lilting voice and effortless grace had long captivated Assam — myself included. 'Sorapate Paate Phagun Name'_ has echoed through many of my springs. Her passing leaves a silence deeply felt."The tweet further read, "Though she may no longer be with us in the physical realm, I know her voice will continue to grace our lives. I offer prayers at the Lord's feet for her soul's eternal peace, and extend heartfelt condolences to her bereaved family and Shanti!'
