Shreya Ghoshal
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Biography
Shreya Ghoshal â born in Murshidabad, India on March 12, 1984 â is an award-winning Bollywood playback singer (she provides the singing voice for the actors in Bollywood films). At a young age, she was inspired by music that she heard including the songs featured in Bollywood films. She began learning music at the age of four and two years later, began formal studies in classical music. By the age of 16, she entered and won top prize on the televised talent show Sa Re Ga Ma. She released several albums during this period including Bendhechhi Beena (1998), Ekti Katha (1999), and Mukhor Porag (2000). Shreya Ghoshal made her playback singing debut in the 2002 film Devdas, which earned her several awards including a Filmfareâs Best Female Playback Singer of the Year award. Providing vocals in several different Indian languages (Hindi, Urdu, Bengali, Malayalam, etc.), she became a Bollywood playback sensation over the next 20 years. During the course of her phenomenally successful career, she has toured around the world, received many awards, hosted and/or performed on television shows such as X-Factor, and was even honored by the US state of Ohio, who declared June 26, 2010, as Shreya Ghoshal Day. She has released more than 20 solo albums â mostly digital â including Swapner Pakha (2003), Ustad & the Divas (2006), Humnasheen (2014), and Abelay (2019). Her hit songs from Bollywood films include âSaiboâ featuring Sachin-Jigar and Tochi Raina (2011), âHans Mat Pagliâ with Sonu Nigam (2017), âPalâ with Javed-Mohsin and Arijit Singh (2018), and âNeenaade Naaâ with Thaman S and Armaan Malik (2020). Shreya Ghoshal is so popular that, in 2017. She was the first Indian/Bollywood singer to have her own wax figure in Madam Tussauds Museum in Delhi, India.
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- Chikni Chameli (From "Agneepath") featuring Ajay-Atul
- Dola Re Dola featuring Kavita Krishnamurti Subramaniam
- Morey Piya by Jaspinder Narula
- Meri Jaan-E-Jaan by Nakash Aziz
- Saibo (From "Shor in the City") featuring Shreya Ghoshal
- Honth Rasilay featuring Shankar Mahadevan
- Boom Padi (From "Maja Ma") by Siddharth Mahadevan
- Barso Re (From "Guru") featuring A.R. Rahman
- Drama Queen featuring Vishal Dadlani
- Pal featuring Arijit Singh
- Neenire Saniha (From "Kirik Party")
- Woh Humse Khafa Hai (Lofi) featuring Udit Narayan
- Aankhein Tumhari featuring Sonu Nigam
- Tu Meri Hai featuring Sachin & Jigar
- Pookkalae Sattru Oyivedungal (From "I") featuring Shreya Ghoshal
- Pyaar Aata Hai featuring Rito Riba
- Serithu Mana (From "Namma Basava") featuring Sonu Nigam
- Barse Re (From "Manush") featuring Abhay Jodhpurkar
- Baisakhete Pratham Dekha by Shreya Ghoshal
- Kichu Aasha Khonje Bhasha by Shreya Ghoshal
- Sure Sure Aaj E Mon featuring Sadhana Sargam
- Jai Ganesh Deva
- Eeran Nilavu (From "Uncle")
- Hoovina Santhege (From "Lucky") featuring Sonu Nigam
