| Usha Mangeshkar is the youngest sister of the legendary Indian playback singer Lata Mangeshkar. |
| She has sung in various languages like Marathi, Hindi, Gujarati, Bengali, Nepali, Bhojpuri, Kannada, and Assamese. |
| Usha's interest in singing developed while growing up in a family where her father was a singer and mother, a Gujarati. |
| After losing her parents at a young age, Usha and her siblings faced challenges, leading her elder sister Lata Mangeshkar to support the family through singing. |
| Aside from singing, Usha Mangeshkar loves animals and is an animal lover. |
| She began her playback singing career in 1953, starting with low-budget films that later brought her success. |
| Her rendition of "Mai to Aarti" in the film "Jai Santoshi Maa" made her a celebrated name in India. |
| Usha Mangeshkar received a Doctor of Philosophy degree in 2019 from Maharashtra's Education Minister. |
| She is passionate about painting and believes it is closely connected to singing. |
| Usha Mangeshkar favors folk music and has been singing for over six decades. |
| In 1992, she produced the musical drama "Phoolwanti" for Doordarshan based on a story by Baba Sahib Purandare. |
| Usha lent her voice to the popular song "Mungda" in the 1977 movie "Inkaar." |
| She disapproved of the remake of "Mungda" in the movie "Total Dhamaal" in 2019. |
| Usha Mangeshkar strongly opposes remixing classic songs, emphasizing the effort put into creating the originals. |
| In 2017, she reunited with her elder sister, Lata Mangeshkar, for a song after 27 years. |
| Usha stayed with Lata Mangeshkar during the lockdown period in Mumbai, along with their younger brother Hridaynath and his family. |
| The Mangeshkar family shares a deep-rooted interest in cricket. |
| She was honored at the 7th Mising Youth Festival in Assam in 2020 by the Chief Minister of Assam. |
| Usha Mangeshkar is a skilled painter and has been recognized with the President's award for painting. |
| She admires her elder sisters for inspiration but believes in creating her own path in the music industry. |
