Legendary playback singer Manna Dey, who  mesmerised generations of listeners with his inimitable voice for over  five decades with hits like 'ay mere pyara watan', 'laaga chunri me  daag' and 'poocho na kaise', died at a hospital here today at the age of  94 after prolonged illness.  Dey, who was in and out of Narayana  Hrudayalaya Hospital in the last five months for respiratory and renal  problems, died of cardiac arrest with his daughter Shumita Deb and  son-in-law Jnanranjan Deb by his bedside when the end came at 3.50 AM.   The condition of Dey, who had made Bangalore his home for the last many  years, deteriorated since yesterday afternoon, hospital spokesman  Vasuki said.  With the demise of Dey, the void has become complete in  the famous quartet of singers Rafi, Mukesh, and Kishore Kumar, who  dominated the Hindi music industry from 1950s to 1970s.     The  mortal remains of Dey, whose unique voice lent a rare dimension to his  persona, were cremate...
 
 
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