Home | The Music | Tina | Seema | Geeta | Kanaiya | View Guestbook In Loving Memory Geeta Sugandh 1952 - 2008 "Geeta left her smile and her music all over the world." Geeta Sugandh, Global Beacon of Joy and Melody, Dies at 55 Geeta Sugandh, a woman whose boundless warmth and enduring musical spirit left an indelible mark on hearts across the globe, died peacefully on December 3rd after a resolute battle with cancer. She was 55. A beloved ray of sunshine to all who knew her, Mrs. Sugandh faced her illness with an astonishing positivity and radiant smile that never dimmed, embodying the genuine and inspirational spirit for which she will be remembered. She championed invaluable lessons of family togetherness, active living, and, above all, unconditional love. Her generosity of spirit was as vast as an ocean, her eyes possessed an unshakeable sparkle, and her smile illuminated the lives of those in her orbit. She passed away in the arms of her devoted husband and soul mate, Kanaiya Sugandh, the culmination of a love story that was the very definition of purity and devotion. Geeta and Kanaiya were inseparable, unable to experience true joy without the presence of the other. In a final, profound act of love at 6:20 a.m. on December 3rd, Mr. Sugandh found the strength to grant his wife permission to rest, assuring her he would find a way to carry on. Moments later, her breathing slowed, and she departed serenely at 6:26 a.m. The radiance of Mrs. Sugandh, who touched so many with her grace, lives on in her family and those she inspired. Her valuable teachings will be treasured as they strive to continue her legacy of spreading beauty, happiness, and positivity in the world. The loss of a beautiful woman whose radiance touched all of us: The family has received an outpouring of prayers and support from around the world. In lieu of flowers or somber tributes, the family asks that all who knew Geeta Sugandh celebrate her life by fulfilling her final wish: to smile more and sing daily. The family expresses its profound gratitude for the many acts of kindness and thoughtful support extended during this time. What mummy tacked on our wall when we were little: 21 Suggestions for SUCCESS by H. Jackson Brown, Jr. 1. Marry the right person. This one decision will determine 90% of your happiness or misery. 2. Work at something you enjoy and that's worthy of your time and talent. 3. Give people more than they expect and do it cheerfully. 4. Become the most positive and enthusiastic person you know. 5. Be forgiving of yourself and others. 6. Be generous. 7. Have a grateful heart. 8. Persistence, persistence, persistence. 9. Discipline yourself to save money on even the most modest salary. 10. Treat everyone you meet like you want to be treated. 11. Commit yourself to constant improvement. 12. Commit yourself to quality. 13. Understand that happiness is not based on possessions, power or prestige, but on relationships with people you love and respect. 14. Be loyal. 15. Be honest. 16. Be a self-starter. 17. Be decisive even if it means you'll sometimes be wrong. 18. Stop blaming others. Take responsibility for every area of your life. 19. Be bold and courageous. When you look back on your life, you'll regret the things you didn't do more than the ones you did. 20. Take good care of those you love. 21. Don't do anything that wouldn't make your Mom proud. Donate $7.00 to Cancer Research (link below) and receive Geeta's beautiful, defining CD as our thank you. To donate directly to pink ribbon research, education, and awareness via the gala event created in Geeta Sugandh's memory, PINK RUNWAY, please click here: InLovingMemoryof Geeta Sugandh at PinkRunway. The lovely lyrics of the ghazals and geet presented in their first album entitled "Sugandh" are penned by the renowned lyricists of India.

Geeta Sugandh, Versatile Singer and Inspiring Matriarch, Dies Geeta Sugandh, a talented singer on All India Radio Mumbai and beloved matriarch of the musical Sugandh family, has died. She was 55. Born in December 1952, Mrs. Sugandh was known for her versatile vocal talent and her dedication to family values. She leaves behind a legacy of musical achievement and a family deeply influenced by her passion for the arts 4 5 . As a singer on All India Radio Mumbai, Mrs. Sugandh captivated audiences with her melodious voice and mastery of various musical styles. Her rendition of the ghazal "Hale Dil" was particularly praised for its emotional depth and technical prowess 6 . Beyond her professional accomplishments, Mrs. Sugandh was revered for her role as a mother and family cornerstone. She instilled in her children a love for music and performance, evident in the career of her daughter, Tina Sugandh, an accomplished singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist 5 8 . "My grandmother was very involved in her community and that is something that was instilled in me at an early age. I think it’s important to not just lend your name to boards, but to really try and nurture things that you care about, or to help people or organizations in need. I do feel the need to be involved in the community and give back." Mrs. Sugandh's life was characterized by her commitment to family togetherness, positivity, and maintaining an active and healthy lifestyle. Her unconditional love and expansive heart touched not only her immediate family but also inspired many in her community 4 . She is survived by her husband, Kanaiya Sugandh, a respected master of ceremonies and singer, and their children, including Tina Sugandh 5 . Geeta Sugandh's passing marks the end of an era for Indian music and leaves a void in the hearts of those who knew her. Her legacy as a talented artist, loving mother, and inspirational figure will continue to resonate through the music and lives of those she touched.