Many great north Indian singers like Lata Mangeshkar, Asha Bhonsle, Sadhana Sargam, Lucky Ali, Udit Narayanan, Sonu Nigam, Sukhwinder singh, Adnan sami tried their hands in Tamil music but no one has succeeded in pronouncing Tamil to perfection. There is always a opposition in Tamilnadu for north Indian singers singing Tamil songs because how great the singer may be in his mother tongue he fails when it comes to Tamil. The highlight is that all her songs are chartbusters in other languages also.Īs I am more close to Tamil film music my knowledge in limited to her singing in Tamil films only among the south Indian languages. And above all she has sung for almost all leading music composers in Indian film music such as A.R.Rahman, Illayaraja, Yuavn Shankar Raja, Karthik Raja, Vidhyasagr, Anu Malik, Himmesh Reshimayya, Jatin-Lalit, Nadeem-Shravan, Anand Raaj Anand, Rajesh Roshan, M.M.Kreem, Manisharma, Ismail Darbar, Devi Sri Prasad and few others. In a short span Shreya Ghosal has sung in 5 Indian languages viz., tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Marathi and Bengali other than Hindi. She sung five songs in her debut album itself and all are chartbusters and also she won a national award for it. This later fetched her chance of giving voice to Aishwarya rai for the movie ?Devdas? music being composed by Ismail Darbar. She sung Sanjay Leela Bhansali?s favourite Meera bajan on the show and grabbed his attention.
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She got selected as a best female singer in the most popular TV show ?Sa ri ga ma pa?. No one would ever dream of such a terrific launch like that of Shreya Ghosal.
I admit at this moment that she is going to be the next ?Lata Mangeshkar? of Indian film music and the reasons are To be honest, I was very much impressed on very first hearing itself. Then after looking the credits in the CD inlay I came to know about this new singer ?Shreya Ghosal?. First I thought it is sung by Sadhana Sargam but I felt there is something different in this voice and it is thinner and innocent compared to Sadhana?s voice. I heard her voice in a soft, melodious romantic Tamil song ?Chellamai Chellam? composed by Karthik Raja.
Many of them sound similar especially the female singers.īut now again the cycle repeats, an 18 year old girl well trained in Hindustani classical music is emerging as the most promising singer of this music era.
The singers lose their identity and they lack uniqueness these days. Very few are able to register their voice in the minds of the people due to lack in opportunity. The singers are more and the songs are widely distributed to each singer. These days when you hear a song you are not sure about the singer before seeing the CD inlay. Those days the whole album was sung by only two singers utmost four but now every album has minimum ten singers fighting for a place in credits. They wanted something fresh in each and every song and so to bring freshness in their songs composers started hunting voices which increased the number of singers in the industry. With the advent of many new composers like A.R.Rahman, there was a drastic change in the type and quality of music both delivered and expected. In 80?s a lot of singers came into lime light and everybody was given equal chance. With their inborn talents those singers were able to sustain in the industry without allowing the people to get bored out of their voice. For example, Lata Mageshkar was the branded voice for any heroine in Hindi film music and later many new singers arrived and even then they got very less chance compared to Lataji and Ashaji and same is the case for male singers. In Indian film music there was a period when a couple of singers were dominating the whole industry and one can hardly hear some others singing playback for lead pairs.
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