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Malavika (singer)

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Malavika
BornVisakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh
Occupation(s)Singer, TV Anchor
InstrumentVocalist
Years active2001-Present

Malavika is a Tollywood playback singer.[1] Malavika started her singing career with the song "Nuvvu nenu kalisunte" for the movie Gangotri. Malavika, who is a Nandi Award winner as the 'best playback singer' for the year 2005-2006, has sung for around 200 movies until date. She was also the winner of ETV Padutha Teeyaga as a child. She regularly participates in shows like Swarabhishekam, TV singer series, Airtel Super Singer etc.,

Her hit songs include "Bommali", a chart buster song from the movie Billa and "Holessa" from Sri Ramadasu. Apart from these, she has sung many many hit songs in Telugu.

Malavika started her training in music from her mother, a singer herself, at a very young age. Later on, she received classical training from Kum Mandapanka Sarada. Malavika did her schooling from Little Angels High School, Visakhapatnam. Her mother taught music in the same school. They later shifted base to Hyderabad once Malavika started receiving offers from the film industry. Malavika, known for her distinctive voice, is very hard-working and can sing for hours without getting tired. A recent recording in Hyderabad holds the following appreciation. The music director John Galt says, "Malavika is very much co-operative and does not get tired at all. She would be ready to sing countless number of times in order to get what the composer required".

Personal life

Malavika got married to Krishna Chaitanya in 2013.

Discography

Song Film Language Music Director Year
"Nee Chilipi" Rule Telugu John Galt 2016
"Vennelaina Cheekataina" Prema Katha Chitram Telugu J.B 2013
"Ramanavmi" Shirdi Sai Telugu M.M.Keeravani 2012
"Ninnu Nalo Dachukunna" O manasa Telugu 2012
"Amma Avani" Rajanna Telugu M.M.Keeravani 2011
"Kala Nijamaithe", "Evadabba Sommani" Maa Voori Maharshi Telugu 2011
"Sannayi Mrogindi" Jhummandi Naadam Telugu M.M.Keeravani 2010
"Kalalu Kaavaule", "Thalambraalatho", "Aidhurojula Pelli" Varudu Telugu Mani Sharma 2010
Aunty uncle Nadagopal Telugu 2010
Hasini Telugu 2010
"Sunday monday" Khaleja Telugu Mani shrama 2010
Swamy Manikanta Telugu 2010
"Nee palukulu" Saradaga kaspeu Telugu 2010
"Nuvante" Taj Maha/Taj mahal fliml Telugu 2010
Mayagadu Telugu 2010
"Nana Hurdya" Kanasali jotheyali Kannada 2010
"Audgunthundi", "Andhamemo Istaraku" Don seenu Telugu 2010
"Em Pillo Em Pillado" Em Pillo Em Pillado Telugu 2010
Dammunnodo Telugu 2010
"Nuvvoka Pivvula" Kothimooka Telugu 2010
Young India Telugu 2010
"Kanulara Chudhamu" Simha Telugu 2010
"Gichi Gichi" Ranga The Donga Telugu 2010
High School Telugu 2010
"Marcheyi Marcheyi" Chetilo Cheyyesi Telugu 2010
"Bailele Bailele Pallaki" Subhapradam Telugu 2010
"Nelalu Garu" Evaraina Epudiana Telugu 2009
"Nee Meedha Naku" Nachavu Alludu Telugu 2009
Original Telugu 2009
"Bommali" Billa Telugu Mani Sharma 2009
Dheera Telugu 2009
"Evaru Lerani" Ek Niranjan Telugu Mani Sharma 2009
Veruthe Oru Bharya Telugu 2008
"Chikka Chikka" Honeymoon Express Kannada 2006
"Hylessa" Sri Ramadasu Telugu M. M. Keeravani 2006
"Neeli" Mr.Errababu Telugu 2005
"Nuvvu Nenu Kalisunte","Oka Thotalo" Gangotri Telugu 2003
"Godavarilaa" Charminar Telugu 2003

References

  1. ^ "Vikramarkudu Music Review". India Glitz. June 7, 2006. Retrieved 10 August 2011.