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Legendary singer P Jayachandran celebrated his 80th birthday on March 3, marking a milestone in his illustrious career that has spanned many decades. Renowned for his soulful renditions, Jayachandran continues to captivate audiences with his timeless melodies.
On his birthday, a photo of Jayachandran surfaced on social media, showcasing him in a blue t-shirt and flexing his muscles. Fans were astounded by the musician’s robust fitness at the age of 80. Interestingly, this photo, along with several others, had gone viral on social media in 2020. According to the Times of India, the story behind these pictures is quite intriguing. During a visit to a friend in Poonkunnam, Jayachandran had casually posed for some photographs while wearing a blue t-shirt and lungi. However, he had done so under the condition that the pictures would not be shared on social media. Despite this, his friend shared the photos online, leading to Jayachandran becoming known for his remarkable fitness levels.
Even at the age of 80, Jayachandran remains an accomplished composer, curating timeless compositions that resonate with audiences. Despite receiving critical acclaim, he maintains a humble demeanour, as evident in an interview with The New Indian Express. When asked about being hailed as Bhava Gayakan by music lovers for his unique renditions, Jayachandran expressed his preference for being called simply Jayachandran. He humbly attributed his success to destiny, recalling the challenges of his early days in the industry when securing opportunities to sing required waiting at recording studios. Reflecting on his journey, he acknowledged his fortune in collaborating with esteemed music maestros like G Devarajan, V Dakshinamurthy, K Raghavan, M S Baburaj and M K Arjunan.
Jayachandran’s contributions to music are widely celebrated, with notable songs such as Kera Nirakal Adum and Njanoru Malayali solidifying his legacy in the industry. As he continues to inspire generations with his talent and dedication, Jayachandran’s influence on the world of music remains indelible.
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