Superstar Pawan Kalyan pens a long emotional note as he remembers KK

The untimely and unexpected loss of talented singer KK has left the country in shock. The realisation of his demise is as difficult as it gets. His fans, colleagues, friends and family are shattered beyond words and are mourning his loss. Even PM Modi took to his twitter handle and expressed condolences for his loved ones. Many South celebrities too reacted on his death, one of them being Pawan Kalyan.

The superstar recalled the songs KK had sung for his movies like Khushi and Balu among a few others in his long heartfelt note. “The sudden demise of noted singer Sri Krishnakumar Kunnath who is popularly known as KK has pained me immensely. Sri KK is a singer having a special style of singing in the cine music world and I pray the God his soul may rest in peace. The songs he had sung in my films impressed fans and music lovers greatly. The song “Ye Mera Jahan” song in Khushi film has reached people of all ages. The voice of Sri KK is the reason for its success. He had sung in my films “My heart is beating..Adola” in ‘Jalsa’ movie, “In the inthinthe” in ‘Balu’, “Naalo nuvvu sagamai” in ‘Johnny’ and “Le le le le” in ‘Gundumba Shankar’. All these songs not only attracted the audience but also occupied a top-notch making the music lovers to do humming forever. Shockingly, he died just after he completed a musical concert. He has been singing till his last breath. I offer my deep condolences to the bereaved family members of Sri KK. Only God may endow psychological courage to the family,” read Pawan Kalyan’s note.

For the unversed, KK fell ill after performing one of his songs and he went to his hotel where his condition worsened. Soon he was rushed to Kolkata’s CMRI Hospital around 10 pm, where he was declared dead. The talented singer has left behind his wife and children.