Remembering eminent singer Lata Mangeshkar, respectfully revered by music lovers around the world as the 'Goddess of music' who passed away on Sunday at the age of 92, noted celebrities in Bangladesh have written down emotional tributes on their social media handles throughout Sunday.

Shakib Khan, Dhallywood's most celebrated superstar in recent years, wrote on a Facebook post from his verified page pouring his heartfelt respect to the legend. "She was a total legend in her singing. It's so sad she's gone but her voice and music shall live on in the hearts and souls of many! #RIP #LataMangeshkar," Khan wrote.

Legendary actress and Member of Parliament Subarna Mostafa wrote, "The nightingale is no more... Rest in peace Lata Mangeshkar ... You have filled the hearts of millions with your music. You will remain with us forever. Deepest Respect and Love."

Iconic singer Kumar Bishwajit wrote on his verified Facebook page: "There is only one Lata Mangeshkar. Even though she physically left the earth today, she will remain immortal among us. We will be forever indebted to her majestic voice. May peace be upon her soul."

Singer-journalist Elita Karim wrote: "A sad day for millions around the world. As Saraswati, the Goddess of knowledge and music leaves for her abode, she does not leave behind the queen. #LataMangeshkar breathed her last a while ago, at the age of 92. The nightingale who has been inspiring generations of singers is finally at peace. Thank you for your music. You will live forever in our hearts."

Celebrated singer Ankhi Alamgir shared a picture with the late-great singer alongside her step-mother and legendary singer Runa Laila on her Facebook profile, taken in Lata jee's famous residence Prabhu Kunj in Mumbai on March 27, 2017. "Respect. Feeling cold, numb," Aankhi Alamgir wrote her instant reaction upon hearing the news of the great singer's demise.

Popular actor Ziaul Faruq Apurba wrote, "This is the end of an era. Legendary singer Lata Mangeshkar passes away at the age of 92. RIP."

Chanchal Chowdhury, one of the most beloved cultural personalities in the country, referred to the singer as the 'Goddess of music'. Expressing his immense respect towards the legend, he wrote: "Adios, dear 'Goddess of music' Lata Mangeshkar."

Reminiscing his fond memory as a listener, 'Indalo' frontman and actor Jon Kabir wrote: "Rest well. Your voice woke me up so many times in the morning when I was a kid, all credit goes to my mom."

Apart from these celebrities, a great number of music artists from different genres, film and television actors-directors and people from all walks of life have been expressing their utmost condolence and sharing fond memories of the legendary singer since receiving the news of her departure on Sunday morning.