| 1. Sharda Rajan Iyengar was a renowned Indian singer, lyricist, and music director in Bollywood during the 1970s and 1980s. |
| 2. She passed away on 14 June 2023 after fighting cancer. |
| 3. Her grandfather introduced her to Sanskrit and Vedic culture, fueling her interest in these subjects. |
| 4. She showed a passion for music early on, participating in school events. |
| 5. She initially learned Carnatic music from famous gurus like Pandit Jagannath Prasad and Pandit Laxman Prasad Jaipurwale. |
| 6. During a performance in Tehran, Raj Kapoor discovered her talent, leading her to Bollywood. |
| 7. Shankar-Jaikishan provided her practical singing training and guided her career. |
| 8. She sang in several hit films, showcasing her melodious voice. |
| 9. Her song 'Titli Udi' from the film 'Suraj' in 1966 was a major success. |
| 10. She received Filmfare nominations from 1968 to 1971. |
| 11. She sang alongside legends like Mohammed Rafi, Asha Bhosle, and Kishore Kumar. |
| 12. In 1971, she released 'Sizzlers,' becoming the first Indian female pop album singer. |
| 13. She sang in various languages and genres beyond Bollywood. |
| 14. Her final Hindi film song was in 'Kaanch Ki Deewar' in 1986. |
| 15. She released albums of ghazals and bhajans, captivating audiences. |
| 16. Her pseudonym Singaar was used for writing the song 'Ek Chehra jo Dil Ke Kareeb' in 'Garam Khoon.' |
| 17. She also worked as a music director, overseeing films and songs. |
| 18. Her daughter Sudha announced her passing on Facebook on 14 June 2023. |
| 19. She was not only a talented singer but also a skilled Tanpura player. |
