Sajid Khan Remembers Wajid Khan On His First Death Anniversary, Says 'Miss You Mere Bhai Wajid'
Wajid Khan, of the Sajid-Wajid duo, passed away a year on June 1, 2020. Brother Sajid Khan took to Instagram and shared a throwback video with an emotional note.
Wajid
Khan,
of
the
Sajid-Wajid
duo,
passed
away
a
year
ago
on
June
1,
2020.
On
Tuesday,
brother
Sajid
Khan
took
to
Instagram
and
shared
a
throwback
video
with
an
emotional
note.
Wajid's
wife
Kamalrukh
also
remembered
the
late
music
composer
saying,
'We
celebrate
his
infiniteness'.
Remembering
his
late
brother,
Sajid
Khan
on
Tuesday
shared
a
throwback
video
of
their
tour
in
the
US.
In
the
clip
the
two
can
be
seen
inside
a
car.
Sajid
captioned
the
post
as,
"Tum
kya
gaye
tumhare
jaatehi
jeene
ka
mazaa
bhi
chala
gaya::
miss
u
mere
bhai
wajid
❤️u
always
(The
happiness
in
our
lives
went
away
with
you)."
Sajid
as
a
tribute
to
his
brother
had
also
said
that
he
will
be
changing
his
last
them
to
Wajid
and
continue
working
with
his
brother's
name
alongside
his
name.
The
late
music
composer's
wife
Kamalrukh
also
took
to
social
media
to
share
some
old
memories
of
her
husband.
In
the
pictures,
Wajid
can
be
seen
with
his
family
and
kids,
Arshi
and
Hrehaan
in
the
pictures.
Sharing
an
emotional
note
with
the
pictures
she
wrote,
"It's
one
year
already
since
Wajid's
passing
over
and
we
as
his
family
have
chosen
to
celebrate
his
life,
the
good
times
and
good
memories
rather
than
bury
ourselves
in
sadness.
We
celebrate
his
infiniteness." She
also
shared
that
she
sees
Wajid
in
her
kids
and
the
music
they
love.
She
concluded
by
saying,
"I
truly
believe
death
is
not
an
end.
It
is
a
to-be-
continued....
Onward
and
forward
Wajid,
to
many
exciting
journeys
into
eternity."
Take
a
look
at
the
post,
For
the
unversed,
Sajid
and
Wajid
Khan
debuted
in
the
music
industry
with
Salman
Khan's
1998
release
Pyaar
Kiya
Toh
Darna
Kya
in
1998.
They
went
on
to
work
on
several
other
Salman's
blockbuster
releases
like
Dabang,
Partner,
Wanted
and
recent
release
Radhe.
Notably,
Wajid
succumbed
to
cardiac
arrest
at
the
Surana
Sethia
hospital,
where
he
was
getting
treated
for
a
throat
infection
when
he
passed
away.