Chinmayi Sripaada is an Indian playback singer, sung more than 2500+ songs, working mainly for the South Indian film industry. She is also a voice actor, entrepreneur, composer, television presenter, radio jockey, linguist, and a classical dancer. She is the founder and CEO of a translation services company Blue Elephant, a skincare company importing K-beauty to India - Isle Of Skin, and a medi-spa Deep Skin Dialogues in Chennai and Hyderabad. She is often credited as Chinmayee and Indai Haza (named by composer A. R. Rahman for one of his songs). She rose to fame for her critically acclaimed song "Oru Deivam Thantha Poovae" from the National Award winning movie Kannathil Muthamittal directed by Mani Ratnam and composed by A. R. Rahman. She was 15 years old when she made her singing debut in Kannathil Muthamittal. She debuted as a Dubbing Artist in director Krishna's Sillunu Oru Kaadhal rendering her voice for Bhumika Chawla, after being referred by one of A. R. Rahman's sound engineers. She debuted as a composer with a short lullaby titled Laali, which she also sang and released as part of Instagram's #1MinMusic. She is also a social activist often raising her voice against issues faced by women and has been the face of the second wave of #MeToo movement in India.
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| Born | Chinmayi Sripaada Mumbai, Maharashtra, India |
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| Alma mater | University of Madras |
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| Years active | 2002–present (as singer) 2005–present (as dubbing artist) |
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| Children | 2 (Twins) |
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| Instrument(s) | Vocals, Piano |
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Early life and background edit
Chinmayi was born in Mumbai, Maharashtra, and Marathi was one of the first languages she spoke as a child. She underwent formal training in Carnatic classical music from her mother Padmahasini T, from a very young age (3-4). She later decided to switch over to Hindustani classical music. She received the CCRT Scholarship for Young Talent for Carnatic Music from the Government of India at the age of 10.[1] She won the gold medal from All India Radio for Ghazals in 2000 and the Silver for Hindustani Classical Music in 2002. She learned German as a language in the Max Mueller Bhavan in Chennai and completed certification courses from NIIT and SSI in web design. During her school life, she held jobs with both Sify and studentconcepts.org.
Chinmayi has a Bachelor of Science degree in psychology from the University of Madras. She is also a versatile dancer and mostly enjoys the Odissi dance form. Apart from her mother tongue Tamil, she speaks Telugu, English, Hindi, German, French, and Marathi fluently, and has a working knowledge of Spanish, Malayalam, Kannada and Punjabi.[2]
Chinmayi has been married to Rahul Ravindran since 5 May 2014.[3]
Career edit
Singing edit
Playback singing edit
She participated and won the singing of Sun TV, Saptasawarangal, following which she was introduced by Singer Srinivas to film composer A. R. Rahman. Chinmayi's playback singing career began with her performance of Rahman's "Oru Dheivam Thanta Poove" for the film Kannathil Muthamittal. After a couple of years of singing exclusively for Tamil, Telugu, Tulu and Malayalam films, she made her Bollywood debut in Mangal Pandey: The Rising with the song "Holi Re". About a year later, she garnered more recognition with her performances of "Tere Bina" and "Mayya" in the movie Guru. In 2007, the song "Beda Beda" marked her first venture into Kannada playback singing. She has since received critical acclaim for songs such as "Sahana Saaral", "Vaarayo Vaarayo", "Kilimanjaro", "Sara Sara", "Asku Laska" and "Kaathale Kaathale". She received her second break in Bollywood with the song "Titli" from Chennai Express and "Zehnaseeb" from Hasee Toh Phasee. She then received critical acclaim for the song "Mast Magan" from 2 states, which she had sung along with Arijit Singh. She has also sung in Marathi language in movies such as "Sairat". Chinmayi as of date has to her credit over 1,000 songs in eight different languages.[4]
Additional works edit
Chinmayi announced that she will release a single in Tamil, Malayalam and Telugu in iTunes on occasion of Joy of Giving Week on 2 Oct, and proceeds of which shall go to 17000 ft.org so as to promote philanthropy, charity and the concept of giving.[5]
She also collaborated with Shekar Ravjiani to launch a single in Tamil/Telugu the name of the album being Sitakokachiluka (Butterfly), again for which the legal downloads of it will go to Ma Niketan, a home that takes care of abandoned or uncared-for girl children in Thane, a charity that composer Shekhar has been supporting.
During the COVID-19 Pandemic, she started an initiative called "Sing for Charity" through which her fans and audiences could support families in need (those who lost jobs due to the pandemic lockdown) by transferring some amount of money directly to the family, and in return, she would send them personalised singing videos/wishes for special occasions, for their friend/family member. Chinmayi, since April 2020 till the world returned to normalcy, has been able to raise money and essentials worth ₹1 crore to the needy through this initiative, by recording and sharing over 3,000 songs. She recollected one particular day when she recorded and sent over 85 such song requests.
Dubbing career edit
Chinmayi turned a voice actor for the Tamil film Sillunu Oru Kadhal (2006), speaking dubbing for actress Bhumika Chawla, an opportunity that came through A. R. Rahman's office. Since then, she has dubbed for several lead actresses in Tamil films, including Tamannaah Bhatia, Sameera Reddy, Samantha Ruth Prabhu and Trisha Krishnan. She has also provided her voice in dubbed Telugu films. She dubbed for the critically acclaimed fictional character Jessie who was portrayed by Trisha in Vinnaithaandi Varuvaaya. The same character appeared in the film's Telugu version Ye Maaya Chesave and was portrayed by Samantha, while being portrayed by Amy Jackson in the Hindi version Ek Deewana Tha. Chinmayi dubbed for the character in all three films and won the Nandi Award for Best Female Dubbing Artist for Ye Maaya Chesave in 2010. Chinmayi dubbed in Vettai for Sameera Reddy and has dubbed for her in all Tamil movies. She dubbed for Samantha Ruth Prabhu in Eega in Telugu and its Tamil version Naan Ee in 2012. She dubbed voice for Nayanthara in the Tamil version of the movie Sri Rama Rajyam, and in the telugu version of Naanum Rowdy Dhaan.[6] Chinmayi has also been the voice of Lavanya Tripathi in many of her movies, starting from Andala Rakshasi, then Bhale Bhale Magadivoy, Maayavan, Chaavu Kaburu Challaga, and A1 Express. Chinmayi has dubbed for Samantha Ruth Prabhu in many films like Rabhasa, Atharintiki Daaredi, Ramayya Vasthavayya, Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu, 24, Oh! Baby and many more in Telugu. In the 2018 film '96 (film), she dubbed for the female lead Trisha and also sang all the songs in the film, and subsequently worked in the Telugu remake Jaanu, in which she dubbed for Samantha Prabhu and sang all the songs in the film. She made a comeback to dubbing in Tamil films in 2023 (after facing a 5-year ban from the Tamil film industry) with Lokesh Kanagaraj and Vijay's Leo in which she dubbed for Trisha's character, Sathya, in 3 languages - Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada. Leo also marks Chinmayi's dubbing debut in the Kannada film industry. Chinmayi dubbed for Mrunal Thakur in her Telugu debut Sita Ramam, which became a huge success, and she received appreciation for dubbing for the character of Sita Mahalakshmi/Princess Noorjahan. She subsequently dubbed for Mrunal in her next Telugu film, Hi Nanna.
Television, Radio, and Hosting edit
Chinmayi served as a television presenter during the first season of Airtel Super Singer on STAR Vijay that was aired between April and August 2006 and the first season of Airtel Super Singer Junior from February 2007 to July 2007. In 2008, she returned as host of the second season of Airtel Super Singer, though she discontinued her role before the completion of the season, as she stated the show extended the period of the initial contract. During this time, she was also a radio jockey on Aahaa FM 91.9 in Chennai, on a breakfast show titled Aahaa Kaapi Klub. She later began compering Star Plus's Chhote Ustaad, which ran concurrently with another music talent show she started hosting in June, the debut season of Sun TV's Sangeetha Mahayuddham. On 15 August 2010, Chinmayi announced that that day's Chhote Ustaad would be her last as host, leaving the show after only eight episodes. She appeared as a judge on Sun Singer which aired on Sun TV between 2016-2017. She was also on the judges' panel of Jaya Star Singers in Jaya TV, but the show was halted due to the Covid-19 Pandemic, and did not resume further.
Chinmayi has also been the host for numerous audio launch functions in the Tamil film industry, with one such event being the audio launch of Shankar's I where she welcomed stalwarts like Arnold Schwarzenegger and Rajinikanth. She hosted one of the largest events in Indian Cinema in 2013 along with Sivakarthikeyan, 100 years of Indian Cinema Celebrations, organized by the South Indian Film Chamber of Commerce and inaugurated by the then Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu J. Jayalalithaa. She also hosted the event organized to facilitate music composer M. S. Viswanathan with the Thirai Isai Chakravarthy award by Jayalalithaa, titled "Ninaithale Inikkum".
Personal life edit
Chinmayi is the paternal granddaughter of Dr. Sripada Pinakapani.[7] In September 2013, through Twitter, Chinmayi's mother Padmahasini revealed Chinmayi was engaged to Rahul Ravindran, who is also a South Indian actor. Chinmayi and Rahul were friends, colleagues and in due course started dating each other by June 2013.[citation needed] They got married on 5 May 2014. She gave birth to twin children, Driptah and Sharvas on 18 June 2022.[8]
Activism edit
Through her Twitter account, Chinmayi has been at the forefront of highlighting claims of sexual harassment in the Indian music industry, in what is widely considered as India's Me Too movement. She accused Vairamuthu of sexual harassment[9] and highlighted claims made by others against OS Thyagarajan, Raghu Dixit, Karthik and several other carnatic singers. Chinmayi tweeted allegations made by a woman against the Tamil Nadu Brahmins Association (TAMBRAS) president N Narayanan as part of her efforts.[10] Following the MeToo movement, she was terminated from the Tamil Film Dubbing Union by the leader of the union Radha Ravi on grounds of non-payment of the yearly dubbing union fee. She has also mentioned in interviews that her singing opportunities in Tamil films have dried up post the MeToo movement, and that she has been shadowbanned by the Tamil film industry.
Entrepreneurship edit
Chinmayi is the CEO of "Blue Elephant", a translation services company she founded in August 2005. The company has since been the language service provider for various Multinational companies like Scope E Knowledge, Ford, Dell, Ashok Leyland, and Reliance India. She received an award from SAARC Chamber for Women Entrepreneurship for Excellence in a niche industry for Blue Elephant in 2010.[11] In 2011, she became the first woman entrepreneur from Tamil Nadu to be selected for the FORTUNE/US State Department Global Women's Mentoring Partnership Program.[12][13] She started an architectural and interior design firm "Heka Studios" along with two architects on 27 August 2015. She travelled to South Korea in 2018 to explore K-Beauty products, post which she founded her skincare brand "Isle of Skin" which legally imports Korean and Taiwanese skincare products to India. She then opened a medi-spa "Deep Skin Dialogues" in November 2021, which was inaugurated by actor Samantha Ruth Prabhu at Chetpet, Chennai. Another branch of DSD was opened in Hyderabad in May 2022.
Discography edit
Sripaada has produced songs since 2002 and done work in Tamil, Telugu, Hindi, Malayalam, Kannada and other regional variants. She has also produced various jingles for advertisements and television.
Filmography edit
Voice artist edit
Other roles edit
| Year | Title | Role | Language | Notes |
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| 2019 | Famously Filmfare (Season 1) | Host | Telugu | MX Player talk show - 10 Episodes |
| 2021 | Most Eligible Bachelor | Herself | Telugu | Cameo appearance along with her husband Rahul Ravindran |
Awards, nominations and honours edit
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- 2002: Best Female Playback – "Oru Deivam Thantha Poove" (Kannathil Muthamittal)
- 2007: Best Female Playback – "Sahana" (Sivaji)
- 2010: Best Female Playback – "Kilimanjaro" (Enthiran)
- 2015-Best Female Playback Singer-"Yenno Yenno Varnala" (Malli Malli Idi Rani Roju)
- 2016-Best Female Playback Singer-"Manasantha Megamai" (Kalyana Vaibhogame)
- 2010-Best Female Dubbing Artist- Ye Maaya Chesave (Samantha Ruth Prabhu)
- 2014-Best Female Dubbing Artist- Manam (Samantha Ruth Prabhu)
- 2009: Best Female Playback Singer – Tamil – "Vaarayo Vaarayo" (Aadhavan)
- 2011: Best Female Playback Singer – Tamil – "Sara Sara Saara Kaathu" (Vaagai Sooda Vaa)
- 2016: Best Female Playback Singer – Malayalam – "Oonjalilaadi Vanna" (Action Hero Biju)
- 2018: Best Female Playback Singer – Tamil – "Kaathale Kaathale" ('96)
- 2011: Nominated, Best Female Playback Singer – Tamil – "Kilimanjaro" (Enthiran)
- 2013: Nominated, Best Female Playback Singer – Tamil – "Asku Laska" (Nanban)
- 2015: Nominated, Best Female Playback Singer – Telugu – "Ra Rakumara" (Govindudu Andarivadele)
- 2017: Nominated, Best Female Playback Singer – Tamil – "Naan Un" (24)
- 2017: Nominated, Best Female Playback Singer – Telugu – "Oye Meghamala" (Majnu)
- 2018: Nominated, Best Female Playback Singer – Telugu – "Yenti Yenti" (Geetha Govindam)
- 2020-2021: Nominated, Best Female Playback Singer – Kannada – "Soul of Dia" (Dia)
- 2020-2021: Nominated, Best Female Playback Singer – Telugu – "Manasulone Nilichipoke" (Varudu Kaavalenu)
- 2016: Best Female Playback Singer - Sairaat Zaala Ji (Sairat)
- 2011 – SIIMA Award for Best Female Playback Singer (Tamil) – "Sara Sara" (Vaagai Sooda Vaa)
- 2019 - SIIMA Award for Best Female Playback Singer – Telugu - "Priyathama Priyathama" (Majili)
- 2013 : Nominated, SIIMA Award for Best Female Playback Singer (Tamil) - "Mella Sirithai" (Kalyana Samayal Saadham)
- 2014 : Nominated, SIIMA Award for Best Female Playback Singer (Telugu) - "Vaddantune" (Run Raja Run)
- 2015 : Nominated, SIIMA Award for Best Female Playback Singer (Tamil) - "Idhaythai Yedho Ondru" (Yennai Arindhaal)
- 2015 : Nominated, SIIMA Award for Best Female Playback Singer (Telugu) - "Vennellona Mounam" (Surya vs Surya)
- 2018 : Nominated, SIIMA Award for Best Female Playback Singer (Tamil) - "Kadhale Kadhale" ('96)
- 2018 : Nominated, SIIMA Award for Best Female Playback Singer (Telugu) - "Yenti Yenti" (Geetha Govindam)
- 2020 : Nominated, SIIMA Award for Best Female Playback Singer (Telugu) - "Oohale" (Jaanu)
- 2020 : Nominated, SIIMA Award for Best Female Playback Singer (Kannada) - "Soul of Dia" (Dia)
- 2013: Female Vocalist of the Year – "Titli" (Chennai Express)
- 2014: Mirchi Platinum Disc - Mast Magan
- 2014: Mirchi Music Awards - Song of the Year - Zehnaseeb from Hasee Toh Phasee
- 2014: Mirchi Music Awards - Album of the Year - 2 States
- 2009: Best Female Playback Singer – "Vaarayo Vaarayo" (Aadhavan)
- 2011: Best Female Playback Singer – "Sara Sara" (Vaagai Sooda Vaa)
- 2011: Best Female Playback Singer – "Sara Sara" (Vaagai Sooda Vaa)[14]
- 2018: Best Female Playback Singer – "Kaathalae Kaathalae" (96)[15]
- Nominated : Best Female Dubbing Artist - 96
- 2010: Popular Female Playback Singer – "Kilimanjaro" (Endhiran)[16]
- 2011: Best Female Singer Female – "Sara Sara" (Vaagai Sooda Vaa)
- 2019: Most Popular Singer Of The Year - "Yenti Yenti" from Geetha Govindam & "Priyathama" from Majili
- 2021: Most Popular Singer Of The Year - "Oohale Oohale" from Jaanu
- GAMA Awards
- 2024 - Best Female Playback Singer - "Aradhya" (Kushi)
- JFW Movie Awards
- 2024: Best Dubbing Artist - Leo (Trisha Krishnan)
- 2011: The Chennai Times Award for Best Female Playback Singer – "Sara Sara" (Vaagai Sooda Vaa)
- 2011: Edison Award for Best Female Playback Singer – "Chotta Chotta" (Engeyum Eppodhum)[17]
- 2012: Edison Award for Best Female Playback Singer – "Asku Laska" (Nanban)[citation needed]
- 2018 : Nominated, Edison Award for Best Female Playback Singer - "Kaathale Kaathale" ('96)
- 2018: Best Playback Singer (Female) - All songs from 96
- Isaiaruvi Tamil Music Awards
- 2007: Best Female Playback Singer – "Sahana" (Sivaji)[citation needed]
- 2009: Best Female Playback Singer – "Vaarayo Vaarayo" (Aadhavan)[18]
- 2010: Best Female Playback Singer – Tamil – "Kilimanjaro" (Endhiran)
- 2010: BIG Tamil Award for Best Entertaining Female Singer – "Poove Poove" (Siddhu +2)[19]
- 2011: BIG Tamil Melody Music Award for Best Female Playback Singer – "Sara Sara" (Vaagai Sooda Vaa)
- 2015: BIG Tamil Music Awards - Best Female Playback Singer - "Ennodu Nee Irundhaal" (I)
- 2019 - Zee Cine Awards Telugu for Best Female Playback Singer - "Priyathama Priyathama" (Majili)
- Other Cine Awards
- 2002: Award from Ajanta Fine Arts for "Oru Deivam" (Kannathil Muthamittal)
- 2002: Best Media Associates Award for Best Female Playback Singer – "Oru Deivam" (Kannathil Muthamittal)
- 2002: ITFA Award for Best Upcoming Playback Singer – "Oru Deivam" (Kannathil Muthamittal)
- 2007: Film Fans Association Award for Beat Female Playback Singer – "Sahana" (Sivaji)[20]
- 2007: Jaya TV Award for Best Female Playback Singer – "Sahana" (Sivaji)[21]
- 2007: Lions Club Award for Best Female Playback singer – "Sahana(Sivaji)"
- 2009: Alandur Fine Arts for Best Female Playback Singer
- 2009: South Scope Cine Award for Best Female Playback Singer – "Vaarayo Vaarayo" (Aadhavan)
- 2010: MGR Sivaji Academy Award for Best Female Playback Singer – "Kilimanjaro" (Endhiran)[22]
- 2010: Vijayam Tamil Movie Award for Favourite Female Singer of the Year
- 2011: Navaratna Women Achievers Award for Best Female Playback Singer[23][non-primary source needed][24]
- 2011: Filmfans' Association Award for Best Female Playback Singer – "Sara Sara" (Vaagai Sooda Vaa)
- 2011: Variety Film Award for Best Female Playback Singer – "Sara Sara" (Vaagai Sooda Vaa)
- 2015: Ugadhi Puraskar - Best Female Playback Singer - Vadhantune
- 2018: Behindwoods Gold Medals - Voice of the Year (Female) - 96
- 2018: Radio City Awards - Best Singer Female (Telugu) - Yenti Yenti - "Geetha Govindam" & Mellaga Mellaga - "Chi La Sow"
- 2018: Mahila Ratna Awards - Best Singer Female (Telugu) - Yenti Yenti - "Geetha Govindam"
- 2021: Chandanavana Film Critics Academy Award for Best Playback Singer - Female for the song "Soul of Dia" from Dia[25]
- Other Nominations
- 2007: Star Screen Award for Best Female Playback – "Tere Bina"
- 2009: Tamil Cinema Press Awards for Best Female Playback Singer – "Nila Nee Vaanam" (Pokkisham)
- 2011: BIG Salute to Tamil Women Entertainer Award for Best Singer[26]
- 2014: Screen Awards for Best Female Playback Singer - "Titli" (Chennai Express)
- 2014: Star Guild Awards for Best Female Playback Singer - " Main Rang Sharbaton Ka" (Phata Poster Nikla Hero)
- 2015: Bollywood Hungama Surfers Choice Music Awards for Best Female Playback Singer - "Zehnaseeb" (Hasee Toh Phasee)
- 2017: Female vocalist of the year for the song "Sairat Zala Ji" from the film Sairat, Mirchi Music Awards[27]
Other awards edit
- 1999: All India First and Best Performer Award from Sangam Kala Group
- 2000: All India First from All India Radio for Ghazals
- 2003: Pride of Sangam Award
- 2008: RITZ Amazing Woman Award[28]
- 2009: Vikatan Award for Best Television Show Host
- 2011: Award from SAARC Chamber for Women Entrepreneurship for Excellence[29]
- 2011: Vocational Excellence Award from Rotary Club of Madras[30]
- 2015: Mercedes Benz - Ritz Woman of Merit award
- 2015: Rotary Club Inner Wheel (Nanganallur) : Swarna Ratna Award
- 2016: Indian of the Year: CNN IBN : Chennai Micro
Honours edit
Trivia edit
This section contains a list of miscellaneous information. (March 2023) |
- 2008: She was named Indai Haza by A. R. Rahman for the song I Miss You Da from the movie Sakkarakatti, and has been credited as both Chinmayi and Indai Haza in this song. Chinmayi referred to this name as an alter-ego created by A. R. Rahman in her blog post.
- 2010: She came on-screen for the song composed for World Tamil Classical Conference in 2010 directed by Gautham Vasudev Menon and composed by A. R. Rahman – Semmozhiyaana Thamizh Mozhiyaam
- 2011: She launched an App named as Chinmayi Sripada App. She was the first female singer in the world to have an exclusive app on both iOS and Android devices.[33]
- 2012: She did her first-ever advertisement for Dheepam Oil in all the four south Indian languages (Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada)
- 2019: To date, she is the holder of the maximum number of Filmfare Awards for Best Female Playback Singer – Tamil - Vaarayo Vaarayo, Sara Sara Kaathu, and Kaathale Kaathale. She also has won the Filmfare Award once each in Malayalam and Marathi.
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