Asha Bhosle, the iconic Indian playback singer, recently made headlines as she was hospitalized in Mumbai at the age of 92. While fans express their love and support, her illustrious career is being celebrated, particularly a unique achievement in 1975 when she won the Filmfare Best Female Playback Singer Award for the song 'Chain se hum ko kabhi aap ne jeene na diyaa.' This song, intended for the film 'Pran Jaye Par Vachan Na Jaye,' never made it to the film's final cut due to creative differences. Music historian Raju Bharatan notes that the recording session was emotionally charged, marking the end of Bhosle's long partnership with composer O.P. Nayyar. Despite the song's absence from the screen, it gained immense popularity on radio, illustrating her unmatched vocal talent. Bhosle's journey was nearly cut short after her marriage, but her husband's encouragement kept her in the industry, allowing her to leave a lasting musical legacy.