Record of Timeless Melodies
A Tribute to the Nightingale of India:
Swaramala Music Association, founded by Smt. Lakshmi Sirur in Mumbai, presented a remarkable musical tribute that brought together heritage, devotion and the enduring charm of Indian classics. On 9 November 2025, the team organised a World Record Musical Marathon Event in Bangalore, honouring the timeless voices of Bharat Ratna Late Shri Lata Mangeshkar and the iconic Smt. Asha Bhosle. Both artists have shaped Indian music for generations, and this event celebrated their legacy with sincerity and depth.
The marathon featured 126 full-length songs performed in a span of twelve hours, making it a significant cultural achievement. Each song carried the emotional richness of the originals while creating a fresh experience for the audience. The day echoed with melodies that have travelled across decades, reminding listeners of the strength and beauty of India’s musical roots.
What made the event even more special was the commitment shown by the singers and volunteers who supported the marathon from start to finish. Their preparation, coordination and passion turned the performance into a memorable cultural moment. From morning until evening, the hall stayed alive with evergreen melodies that continue to influence Indian music today.
Participants of the Mega Musical Marathon
This milestone was made possible by a dedicated group of performers and their contribution was central to the success of this marathon and stands as a testament to strong teamwork and love for music.
Editor’s Take
Events like this keep the essence of Indian music alive. When artists unite to honor legends, they preserve heritage and inspire future generations. This musical marathon showed how deeply Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhosle continue to influence India’s cultural identity.
FAQ (Record of Timeless Melodies)
1. What was the purpose of the musical marathon in Bangalore?
The event was organised to pay tribute to the legendary voices of Bharat Ratna Lata Mangeshkar and Smt. Asha Bhosle. It was a cultural celebration that highlighted India’s golden era of music.
2. Who led the event?
The marathon was organised under the leadership of Smt. Lakshmi Sirur, founder of Swaramala Music Association, Mumbai.
3. How many songs were performed during the record?
126 full songs were performed continuously over 12 hours.
4. Where was the world record event held?
The event took place in Bangalore, Karnataka, and was attended by music lovers, artists and cultural enthusiasts.
5. Is this recognised as a world record?
Yes. The marathon has been acknowledged for its scale, cultural impact and the number of full-length songs performed in a set duration.
6. How can someone create a record with ACE Book of Records?
To set a record, choose a unique or measurable achievement, register your attempt, follow the given guidelines, gather clear evidence such as videos and documents, and submit them for verification. The ACE team will review the material and certify the achievement if it meets the criteria.
7. Why is this event culturally significant? It preserved classic Indian songs, promoted musical heritage and honoured two of the most influential playback singers in India’s history.
