Anjana Sowmya

Anjana Sowmya (born September 29, 1985) is a Tollywood playback singer.^[2]

Background

Born on 29 September 1985 in Kakinada, Andhra Pradesh, India, to Mr. Gopala Krishna and Mrs. Vidyala Sumathi. She spent her childhood in Kakinada, and then moved to Hyderabad after her Studies. She has done B.Tech from Kakinada Institute of Technology and Science and MBA from Gandhi Institute of Technology and Management Visakhapatnam, Diploma in Carnatic Music and an All India Radio Gold Medalist. She received training in Classical Music from Sri. Kakaraparti Veerabhadrarao and Smt. Peddada Suryakumari in Kakinada. She also got trained in Light Music from Smt. Uma in Kakinada. After shifting to Hyderabad she continued her training in Light Music with Sri. Vadali Phaninarayana.

Career:

She performed in a classical music concert when she was in her 5th Standard. She entered Music Industry as a Playback singer in 2006 while pursuing B.Tech. She sang “Mounamenduku” song for “Classmates” movie which was composed by the Great composer Sri. Koti. She won a lot of accolades for her voice with her first Song. She took a break after to complete her studies. After completion of MBA, she has been continuously working and recording songs with many music directors.

She has recorded film songs not only in Telugu but also in Kannada, Malayalam, Tamil, etc. She worked with music directors like Koti, Chakri, Anoop Rubens, Mickey j Mayor, Srikanth Deva, Vidyasagar, Thaman S, Raghu Kunche, S A Raj Kumar and many more. She has been performing all over the world and captivating audience with her charming personality, ability to connect to audience instantly and above all her musical ability.

She has won MAATEA Award for “Maa Pasalapudi Kadhalu” a title song of a Tele Serial telecasted in MAA TV. She has won “Aalapana” award as a Best Female Media Singer.

Discography

Songs

1. Vaana Chinukulu – Seetamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu
2. Chori Choriye – Lovely
3. Listen To My Heart – Prema Kavali
4. Mounamenduku – Classmates
5. Chinukula Rali –aa Pellanta
6. Achahai – Simha
7. Orori Magadheera – Yamudiki Mogudu
8. Devuda Devuda – Devudu Chesina Manushulu
9. Ithane Ithana – Julayi
10. Pokiri – Julayi
11. Thaka Thimi – Julayi
12. Kodandam Vachadu – Monagadu
13. Kougilisthe Kattini – Monagadu
14. Mudhu Mudhu Paruvalu – Binami Vela Kotlu
15. Paadu Gaali Paruvu – Binami Vela Kotlu
16. Nuvve Naa Devatha – Narasimharaju
17. Tholi Manchu Jamulo – Narasimharaju
18. Ammadi Ammadi – Vasthad
19. Maguva Maguva – Vasthad
20. Juniors Heros – Oka College Story
21. Nickker Vesinappudu – Devaraya
22. Koyailala Kuhu Kuhulu – Manavuri Sakshiga
23. Are Are – Joliga Enjoy Cheddam
24. O Prema – Aalayam
25. Aalapinchanai – Nyayam Kavali
26. Jummani – Nyayam Kavali
27. Paahi Janani – Nyayam Kavali
28. Vidhi Nadipe – Nyayam Kavali
29. Nee Bomma Chesaka – Sankranthi Alludu
30. Bava Thega Nachchave – Sankranthi Alludu
31. Musi Musi Navvula – Sankranthi Alludu
32. Edo Kothalokam – Timmaraju
33. Chinni Chinni Vasthava – Thimmaraju
34. Sampangi Puvvu – Anukokunda Emjarigindhante
35. O Kalamaa – Anukokunda Emjarigindhante
36. Manasa O Manasa – Korameesam
37. Ee Beauty – Korameesam
38. Manasuku Emainadho – Mem Vayasuku Vachham
39. Kokila Ganam – Ringa Ringa
40. Ghuma Ghuma Poolanni – Vana Kanya Wonder Veerudu
41. Emi Veluturu – Inkennallu
42. Meghamala – Duniya
43. Rayalavari Abbayi – Kshetram
44. Edavakey – Aalasyam Amrutham
45. Kalakaadhuga – Raaj
46. Kommallo Koyilamma – B4 Marriage
47. Manasu Malle – Mouna Raagam
48. Oohala Sundara – Saradaga Kasepu
49. Priyamaina – Prithvi IAS
50. Joy Joy Le – Hostel Days
51. Aluka Teerche – Hostel Days
52. Naa Gunde Chappudu – Oke Okka Chance
53. Kalanaina – Aakasame Haddu

Reference:^[3] °Sharanya

References

External links

• Official website