Kishore Kumar and Asha Bhosle had a wonderful musical chemistry, but there was an incident that led Kishore Kumar to declare that he would never sing with Asha Bhosle again. Yes, you read that right, and this story was revealed by Asha Ji herself in an interview. Kishore Kumar's Tiff with Asha Bhosle During Recording The incident took place during the recording of the song “Meri Soni Meri Tammana” from the 1973 film Yaadon Ki Baarat. While Kishore Kumar was recording his part of the song, Asha Ji felt that he was not singing it properly. She told him that he needed to redo the recording because he was singing off-key. Kishore Kumar was deeply offended by this and remarked, "You talk too much." After that, he went to the music director R.D. Burman (Pancham Da) and announced that he would never sing with Asha Bhosle again. Pancham Da, however, managed to convince Kishore Kumar to finish the recording session. "I"m Like That, A Bit Crazy" After being persuaded by Pancham Da, Kishore Kumar returned to the studio for another rehearsal. During this session, there was a noticeable silence between him and Asha Ji. They did not speak to each other. However, when it was time to record the final take, Kishore Kumar realized that he was indeed singing off-key. He glanced at Asha Ji, but she was looking the other way. Since Kishore Kumar considered Asha Bhosle like his younger sister, he teasingly called out to her, saying, "What are you looking at over there? Tell me if I'm singing badly." Asha Ji, in a playful tone, responded, "If I tell you that you're singing badly, you get upset. If I don"t tell you, you scold me!" At that, Kishore Kumar smiled and affectionately said, “It"s okay, Asha. I"m like that, a bit crazy.” With that lighthearted exchange, the song was recorded with laughter and joy, and their performance became one of the most beloved tracks of all time. Some Iconic Songs by Kishore Kumar and Asha Bhosle Over the years, Kishore Kumar and Asha Bhosle recorded numerous hits together. Some of their most popular songs include:Inteha Ho Gayi (from Sharaabi),Aankhon Aankhon Mein Baat Hone Do (from Aankhon Aankhon Mein), Tum Mile Pyaar Se (from Aparadh), Haal Kaisa Hai Janab Ka (from Chalti Ka Naam Gaadi), Aap Sa Koi Haseena (from Chandi Sona), Ek Paheli Hai Tu (from Heera Panna), Aap Yahan Aaye Kis Liye (from Kaal Aaj Aur Kal), Kab Se Bichde Hue (from Lawaris), Chhod Do Aanchal Zamana Kya Kahega (from Paying Guest), O Saathi Re (from Seeta Aur Geeta), Neend Chura Ke Raaton Mein (from Sharif Badmash) andLe Kar Hum Diwana Dil (from Yaadon Ki Baarat). Their duets remain evergreen in the hearts of music lovers, and their camaraderie in the studio is a testament to the magic they created together. Read also: Bigg Boss 18: Chum Darang Saves Chahat, Proves Loyalty to Digvijay Labourer died after being hit by Marathi actress Urmila Kothare's car Asha Bhosle sang 'Tauba Tauba', Vicky's dance step surprised her Ram Charan & Kiara Advani's 'Game Changer' Trailer Release Date Out