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Mahesh Kale is a celebrated Indian American classical vocalist and playback singer, captivating audiences with his mastery of Hindustani classical, semi-classical, and devotional music, including Natya Sangeet. Born on January 12, 1976, Kale's journey in music is marked by his deep-rooted training under the esteemed Pandit Jitendra Abhisheki of the Agra Gharana. His talent has earned him the prestigious 63rd National Film Award for Best Playback Singer for the song "Aruni Kirani" from the film "Katyar Kaljat Ghusli," presented by the President of India.

Kale's unique ability to blend traditional Indian classical music with modern elements has made him a prominent figure in the new generation of Indian classical musicians. Beyond his performances, he is also an educator and reformer, sharing his knowledge through the Mahesh Kale School of Music, which spans the US, Canada, South America, and the Middle East. His workshops and teachings offer a unique opportunity for music enthusiasts to delve into the rich traditions of Indian classical music. Kale's discography includes a variety of singles and EPs, each showcasing his versatility and deep connection to his musical heritage. With a significant online presence and a dedicated following, Mahesh Kale continues to inspire and educate, making Indian classical music accessible and appealing to a global audience.