Shankar Mahadevan

Shankar Mahadevan is a renowned Indian singer and composer, celebrated for his versatile contributions to the music industry. Born on March 3, 1967, Shankar Mahadevan is a key member of the acclaimed Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy trio, known for crafting memorable soundtracks for Indian films. His musical prowess spans multiple genres, including Bollywood, devotional, and pop, with a repertoire that includes Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, and Malayalam. In 2023, Shankar Mahadevan was honored with an honorary doctorate by Birmingham City University, recognizing his significant impact on the music world. Beyond his film work, Shankar Mahadevan has also ventured into digital platforms, launching India's first truly digital talent hunt in partnership with Vivel and Hungama Digital Media Entertainment. His discography features notable works like "Urugudhe Maragudhe (Unplugged)" and "Hanuman Chalisa (Remastered)," showcasing his ability to blend traditional and contemporary sounds. Shankar Mahadevan's talent and innovation have earned him a Grammy Award for Best Global Music Album, further solidifying his status as a musical maestro.