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Madhuvanthi Narayan
editMadhuvanthi Narayan is an Indian classical, playback singer, and composer. She predominantly works in Malayalam cinema in addition to Tamil. She made her debut in playback singing with the songs "Thira Thira" and "Thaniye Mizhikal" from the Malayalam movie Guppy in 2015. She is known for the song "Aaradhike" from the Malayalam movie Ambili, "Appalale" from Nayattu, "Chiramabhayamee" from Aarkkariyaam, and recently "Aadharanjali" from Romancham.
Early Life and Education
editMadhuvanthi Narayan developed a love for music at an early age. She is trained in Hindustani music under the tutelage of her father, Pandit Ramesh Narayan, who is a disciple of Sangeet Martand Pandit Jasraj. She also had the opportunity to learn from her bade Guruji, Pt. Jasrajji. She is a “Sangeet Visharad” holder in Hindustani Vocal from “Akhil Bharatiya Gandharva Mahavidyalay Mandal”, Mumbai. Madhuvanthi did her graduation in Carnatic Music from Govt college for women, Thiruvananthapuram and later on moved into Chennai and did her post graduation in the same from the University of Madras. From the age of six, she started giving onstage performances.
Career
editDuring her college days, Madhuvanthi had participated in the Benadryl Big Golden Voice Season 3 held at Mumbai and won the first runner up title. She has performed in more than 100 stages across the globe.
Discography: Playback Singing
editMadhuvanthi has lent her voice to numerous songs in the Malayalam and Tamil film industry. Some of her notable works include:
- “Thira Thira” from the movie Guppy (2016)
- “Thaniye Mizhikal” from the movie Guppy (2016)
- “Mizhineer” from the movie Paathi (2017)
- “Abke Hum” from the movie Devasparsham (2018)
- “Aaradhike” from the movie Ambili (2019), which won the Muzic 2morrow awards 2019 for the best duet
- “Aajare” from the movie Ambili (2019)
- “Narayana Narayana” from the movie Avan Srimannarayana (2019)
- “Maayunnuvo” from the movie Samaya Yatra (2020)
- “Doorie” from the movie Sufiyum Sujatayum (2020)
- “Chiramabhayamee” from the movie Aarkkariyaam (2021)
- “Appalaale” from the movie Nayattu (2021)
- “Adharanjali” from the movie Romancham (2022)
- “Appappappo” from the movie Siddy (2023)
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