WWE star John Cena joins tributes for Asha Bhosle in his own way

The passing of Asha Bhosle at the age of 92 has led to tributes from across the world, cutting across industries and geographies. Among those who acknowledged her legacy was John Cena, who shared a post remembering the iconic singer.

Known for his minimal captions on social media, John Cena chose to post a picture of Asha Bhosle on his official Instagram account. The gesture, though simple, was seen as a mark of respect for the veteran singer, whose work has reached audiences beyond India over decades.

The post drew reactions from users online, with many appreciating the acknowledgement. Comments highlighted how her influence extended globally, with one user writing, “From India to the world — forever a legend.” Another comment read, “The goat gives respect for another goat,” reflecting how fans viewed the interaction between two well known public figures from different fields.

Asha Bhosle passed away in Mumbai after being admitted to hospital due to health complications. Her death has prompted widespread responses from members of the film industry, political leaders and fans. Several personalities have shared messages recalling her contribution to Indian music and cinema.

At her residence in Lower Parel, family members and close associates gathered to pay their respects. The atmosphere remained sombre as visitors arrived to offer condolences. Visuals from the ceremony showed her casket placed with floral arrangements, while final rites were conducted later in the day.

At the cremation ground in Shivaji Park, several public figures were present. Actors and political leaders attended the last rites, reflecting the wide impact of her work. Tributes also continued to surface on social media platforms.

Over a career that spanned several decades, Asha Bhosle recorded songs across languages and styles. From film music to classical based compositions and ghazals, her work covered a wide range. She received several honours, including the Dadasaheb Phalke Award and the Padma Vibhushan.

Her songs, including “Dil Cheez Kya Hai” and “Inn Aankhon Ki Masti Ke”, continue to remain part of popular music memory.