Sadhu Kokila condoles the death of Rhythm King Bali "Those who recognised people like us irrespective of caste and religion"

Sadhu Kokila condoles the death of Rhythm King Bali Popular mridangam player and music mentor S. Sreenivasan said, "Those who recognised people like us irrespective of caste and religion." Balasubrahmanyam (Bali) passed away in Bengaluru on January 2 at the age of 80. Bali's demise is a great loss to the Kannada music world. Bali, who guided many in music and cinema, was also an exceptional expert in playing several instruments. Bali, who is an expert in mridanga, dholak, tabla, drums, congos, etc., had served as a judge on Zee Kannada's Saregamapa show. His contribution in the field of smooth music and background music is immense. He had written a three-dimensional book on vocalscience. Sadhu Kokila's condolences "Bali was a great man who raised hundreds of artists. We are deeply saddened by his demise," kfma president Sadhu Kokila said. An achiever who lived for art Bali, who has shown light to many talented people through 'Ramya Cultural Academy', has made a huge contribution to the film industry in Karnataka. Bali was also instrumental in the production of Shankar Nag's Sanket Studio. Unique Achievement Bali's sacrifice in the field of Kannada music can never be forgotten. His death has resulted in the loss of great motivators who encourage artists. It is the collective prayer of music lovers that Bali's soul rests in peace.