Rajesh Krishnan

Biography:

Rajesh Krishnan, an acclaimed playback singer and actor, has made a lasting impact in the Indian music and film industry, particularly in Kannada cinema. His illustrious career spans nearly three decades, marked by his versatile singing across multiple languages including Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Hindi, and more.

Making his entry into the mainstream with the film “Gauri Ganesha” in 1991, Krishnan’s voice became synonymous with numerous feature films, devotional albums, theme albums, and commercials. His exceptional talent was recognized when he won the Nandi Award for Best Male Playback Singer for his performance in “Ninne Pelladata” in 1996.

Beyond his musical endeavors, Krishnan has also ventured into acting, showcasing his skills in films like “Ori Nee Prema Bangaram Kaanu” (2003), “Santhosha” (2004), “Gaalipata” (2008), and “Melody” (2015). His performances, particularly in “Gaalipata,” earned him a nomination for the Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor.

Krishnan’s contribution to the music industry is extensive, with a rich discography in Kannada films. Some of his notable songs include “Jeeva Neenu” from “Ricky,” “Naane Bareda Nanna Kathege” from “Simpallag Innondh Love Story,” “Nenapugale Moodive” from “Asthitva,” and more. His distinctive voice and emotive renditions have left a lasting impact on Kannada music enthusiasts.

Alongside his professional accomplishments, Krishnan’s personal life has seen marital relationships with notable figures like Sowmya Raoh (Singer), Haripriya (dentist), and Ramya Vasishta (TV anchor and singer).

With his enduring musical legacy and notable contributions to both the music and film realms, Rajesh Krishnan remains an influential figure in the entertainment industry, revered for his melodic voice and multifaceted talents.