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Miss Jojo (Bengali singer)

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Jojo Nathaniel was born on 13 March in Jamshedpur, Jharkhand. He started his career with Indi-Pop in the 90s. His First music album released in July 1994 ''Hum Tumse'' featuring 8 songs. He was also noticed in Jimmy Shergill debut music video "Woh Kaun Thi". Jojo sang for Auzaar- " Dil de de dena". His name should not be confused with Ms. Jojo Mukherjee, another Bengali singer.

Presently Jojo Nathaniel is living in Kolkata. He is married to Jhumpa Nathaniel with a son Jijo Nathaniel.

Selected filmography

Actress

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Singer

  • Obhishopto Nighty (2014)
  • Kolkata...The Metro Life (2012)- Unreleased
  • Mon Re (2012)- Unreleased
  • Nayika (2012)- Unreleased
  • Piyalir Password (2012)- Unreleased
  • Sector V (2012)- Unreleased
  • Bhooter Bhabishyat (2012)
  • Hariye Jaai (2012)
  • Get Together (2011)
  • Tomake Chai (2011)
  • Ashay Bhalobasay (2011)
  • Run (2011)
  • Piya Tumi (2011)
  • Punorutthan (2011)
  • Madhuchandrima (2011)
  • Prem By Chance (2010)
  • Kakhono Biday Bolo Na (2010)
  • Bondhu Tomar (2010)
  • Lukochuri (2010)
  • Preyashi (2010)
  • U Turn (2010)
  • Sesh Prohor (2010)
  • Hide & Seek (2010)
  • Bandish Fusion Redefined ( with tabla maestro Subhen Chatterjee ) : 2008
  • Bandish Fusion Lasting Legacy ( with tabla maestro Subhen Chatterjee ): 2010
  • Antarbas (2010)
  • Love Circus (2010)
  • Lajja (2010)
  • Prem Bandhan (2009)
  • Saathi Aamar Bondhu Aamar (2009)
  • Jodi Kagoje Lekho Naam (2009)
  • Aamras (2009)
  • Mallick Bari (2009)
  • Trishna (2009)
  • Friend (2009)
  • Jeena The Endless Love (2009)
  • Juari (2009)
  • Mon Mane Na (2008)
  • 10:10 (2008)
  • Bor Asbe Ekhuni (2008)
  • Lovesongs (2008)
  • Tolly Lights (2008)
  • Greptar (2007)
  • Shudhu Tomar Jonyo (2007)
  • Chander Bari (2007)
  • Shikar (2006)
  • Devaki (2006)
  • Pita (2006)
  • Swapno (2005)
  • Yuddho (2005)[1]
  • Aabar Asbo Phire (2004)
  • Houseful (2009)

Hindi

References

  1. ^ "Yuddho". Gomolo. Retrieved 24 March 2012.