Jyotsna Radhakrishnan

Biography:

Jyotsna Radhakrishnan is an accomplished Indian playback singer renowned for her versatile contributions across multiple languages including Malayalam, Tamil, Telugu, and Kannada. Born on September 5, 1986, in Kuwait, she later relocated to Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, during her childhood.

Her musical journey began early, excelling in singing during her schooling at the Asian International School in Ruwais. Under the guidance of mentors like Mangad Natesan for Carnatic vocal style and Guru Dinesh Devdas for Hindustani classical vocals, Jyotsna honed her skills.

She made her mark in the Malayalam cinema industry with the song “Valakilukkam Kettedee” from “Pranayamani Thooval” in 2002, gaining notable attention with “Sughamanee Nilavu” from “Nammal.”

Having lent her voice to over 1000 songs across films, albums, and various musical projects, she’s recognized for hits like “Karuppinazhagu” from “Swapnakoodu,” “Melleyonnu” from “Manassinakkare,” “Meheruba” from “Perumazhakkalam,” and the popular “Raftara” from “Lucifer.”

Jyotsna Radhakrishnan’s musical prowess extends globally as she’s performed in the UK, the US, Australia, and Singapore, showcasing her talent alongside leading playback singers from South India. Notably, she has toured North America with G. Venugopal and performed in Australia alongside Unni Menon, catering to the Malayalee diaspora.

Her recent film contributions include works in “Classmates,” “Pothen Vava,” “Don,” “Notebook,” and “Janmam.”