Haricharan

Biography:

Haricharan, born on March 20, 1987, in Chennai, India, is a talented playback singer known for his diverse vocal range. He gained prominence in the South Indian film industry, starting his singing career at a young age.

His passion for music led him to venture into playback singing in the Tamil and Telugu film industries. His notable tracks include “Unakkena Iruppen” from the movie “Kadhalil Vizhunthen” and “Inthalo Ennenni Vinthalo” from “Balupu.”

Haricharan has contributed to several Telugu hits, including “Ay Pilla” from the movie “Love Story” and “Reppalaninda” featured in the film “RX 100

Haricharan had a significant milestone in his career in 2012 when he collaborated with Rajinikanth for the song “Maattram Ondrudhaan Maradhadhu” from the soundtrack of the film “Kochadaiiyaan,” composed by A. R. Rahman and released in 2014.

Haricharan’s melodious voice and versatility allowed him to collaborate with various music directors, contributing to numerous hit songs in Tamil and Telugu cinema. Apart from playback singing, he’s also engaged in independent music projects and concerts, showcasing his musical prowess beyond the silver screen.