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The 18 pages that link to Lata Mangeshkar, each with the reason it gives.

• Playback singingRelated: Her voice became closely associated with many actresses and characters.

• Dadasaheb Phalke AwardBroader topic: Her 1989 award illustrates recognition of a major contribution beyond directing or acting.

• Hindi film musicRelated: Her singing voice became a defining sound of postwar Hindi film music.

• Asha BhosleCompared with: The sisters became distinct leading voices in Hindi film playback, with different vocal styles and repertoires.

• Kishore KumarRelated: Their duets show how Kumar’s voice worked in dialogue with a leading female playback singer.

• Yash ChopraRelated: Her voice carried the emotional songs of several Chopra films, including Kabhi Kabhie and Chandni.

• Dilip KumarRelated: Her songs accompanied many Hindi films in the era when Kumar became a major star.

• Mohammed RafiRelated: Her celebrated duets with Rafi joined two leading voices of Hindi cinema.

• Playback singerRelated: Her voice was associated with generations of leading film actresses.

• Hindi film songRelated: Her voice became closely associated with leading actresses across Hindi cinema.

• R. D. BurmanRelated: Her performances brought lyrical clarity to many of Burman’s compositions.

• S. D. BurmanRelated: Her performances gave many of Burman’s female melodies their enduring vocal character.

• Indian popular musicRelated: Her long career set a benchmark for the playback singer’s cultural reach.

• NaushadRelated: Her voice carried some of Naushad’s most celebrated female-led songs.

• Indian film musicRelated: Her voice shaped the musical identity of generations of screen heroines.

• Geeta DuttRelated: Dutt’s career unfolded alongside Mangeshkar’s rise to prominence in Hindi cinema.

• Meena KumariRelated: Her singing voice was heard in songs picturized on Kumari, including music associated with Pakeezah.

• Gulshan KumarRelated: T-Series reissued recordings by established singers such as Mangeshkar.