Mumbai, May 22 (NationPress) Legendary singer Usha Uthup asserts that age should never hinder one’s passion and creativity. In line with this philosophy, she has contributed her powerful voice to the anthem celebrating life after 60, titled "Kahaani Abhi Baaki Hai". This initiative, backed by GenS Life, a pioneering startup redefining perceptions of aging, emphasizes that life can remain fulfilling even after reaching the age of 60.

Reflecting on "Kahaani Abhi Baaki Hai", Uthup remarked, “The idea behind this anthem struck a chord with me. I firmly believe that age should not limit creativity, passion, or self-expression. Performing this anthem has given a voice to numerous individuals who continue to live purposefully and vibrantly beyond their sixties.”

Meenakshi Menon, the founder of GenS Life, commented, “Our goal at GenS Life is to highlight authentic stories that have previously gone unnoticed. This anthem celebrates the richness of life after 60, filled with purpose, creativity, and sheer joy. Each individual featured in the video represents this truth in their own distinctive manner.”

Composer Shameer Tandon shared, “We developed a sound rooted in authenticity, merging nostalgia with a contemporary, uplifting vibe, reflecting the dignity and pride with which many embrace their second chapter of life.”

The video for the anthem showcases vibrant individuals aged 60 and above, each narrating their unique journeys and spirits.

With a soundscape crafted by the esteemed Shameer Tandon, the anthem has been conceptualized by Meenakshi Menon.

Uthup’s singing career began in the nightclubs of Kolkata, where her rich, velvety voice made her stand out.

Over the years, she has produced numerous hits including "Hari Om Hari" (Pyaara Dushman, 1980), "Ramba Ho" (Armaan, 1981), "One Two Cha Cha Cha" (Shalimar, 1978), and "Darling" (7 Khoon Maaf, 2011), among many others.

Her contributions to Indian music have been recognized with prestigious awards such as the Padma Shri and Padma Bhushan.