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    Title: Lata Mangeshkar: A Life in Music
    Author: Yatindra Mishra
    Translator: Ira Pande
    Publisher: Penguin Viking
    Price: Rs 799

    An ode to the majestic life of the late Lata Mangeshkar, Lata: A Life in Music celebrates art in its totality and tells the life story of India’s most loved vocal artists. The result of Yatindra Mishra’s decade-long dialogue with the great singer, it also explores the lesser-known aspects of the great artist, introducing the readers to Lata Mangeshkar as an intellectual and cultural exponent and providing a rare glimpse into the person behind the revered enigma.

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