Gangubai Hangal, a legendary figure in Indian classical music, captivated audiences with her powerful and emotive voice for over seven decades. Born in 1913, she was a pioneer among women in the male-dominated world of Hindustani classical music, particularly known for her mastery of the Kirana gharana style. Her renditions of bhajans and thumris, along with her classical repertoire, showcased her extraordinary range and depth. Hangal's performances were not just musical experiences but profound journeys into the heart of Indian culture and spirituality. Her legacy continues to inspire generations of musicians and music enthusiasts alike.