The In Memoriam segment of the 64th Annual Grammy Awards paid tribute to several late musical powerhouses including Stephen Sondheim and Taylor Hawkins. However, Indian fans were disappointed to find late nightingale Lata Mangeshkar's name missing from the honourable section. Mangeshkar was also not included in the Oscars 2022 'In Memoriam' segment last week. Several fans of the iconic singer expressed their disappointment on Twitterverse on Monday. GRAMMYs 2022: AR Rahman Meets With BTS at 64th Annual GRAMMY Awards; Netizens Ask Him To Collab With the K-Pop Band (Watch Video).

A social media user wrote, "Wow @RecordingAcad. What a way to Go. Forgetting #LataMangeshkar the #LegendaryNightingaleOfIndia. Neither the #Oscars nor the #Grammys had an image of #LataMangeshkar in their 'In Memoriam' section! Shame!!" "Shame on Oscar & Grammy Award's org. !! They haven't even pay tribute to late Bharat Ratna Lata Mangeshkar ji..! #shame #Grammy #Awards #LataMangeshkar #Oscar," another tweeted. Chrissy Teigen, John Legend And Their Daughter Luna Are All Smiles As They Pose With K-Pop Band BTS At The 2022 Grammy Awards (View Pic).

A Twitter user commented on the Recording Academy's theme of diversity and inclusion. "Both the Oscars and Grammy awards claim to promote diversity but surprisingly none of them bothered to showcase Lata Mangeshkar in their section to remember artists who are no longer with us. #GRAMMYs #Oscars #LataMangeshkar," she wrote. Another Twitter user emphasised Mangeshkar's contribution to the music industry, writing, "Wow Grammys didn't even to bother mentioning #LataMangeshkar. Do you even know her level and contribution to song and music? #GRAMMYs."

Netizens React as Lata Mangeshkar Skipped From Grammys In Memorium

Recording Academy Missing Out on Late Legend

No Lata Mangeshkar Tribute?

Irony

Unacceptable Gesture From Recording Academy

Another Angry Fan

While Mangeshkar was not mentioned in the 'In Memoriam' segment, her name is mentioned in a comprehensive list featured on the Grammys website.

Last month, India's late nightingale was featured in the British Academy Film and Television Awards' (BAFTA) 'In Memoriam' segment.

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