HARINI , PLAY BACK SINGER BORN 1979 APRIL 30





HARINI , PLAY BACK SINGER 
BORN 1979 APRIL 30



 Harini (born 30 April 1979) is an Indian film playback singer and classical singer, who sings mainly in Tamil films. She sings in Hindi, Malayalam, Telugu and Kannada language films, whilst working with many leading film composers. She considers legendary singer K. S. Chitra as her inspiration. She is married to another playback singer Tippu.[1][2][3]

 Harini learnt Carnatic music from Gowri and Radha Viswanathan from the age of four. In her later years, she learned from Sudha Raghunathan and currently from Suguna Purushotthaman.[4] She used to participate in school 
competitions and in one such competition which she won, A. R. Rahman who distributed the prizes invited the winners to his studio to record their voices. Subsequently, she was called by Suhasini Maniratnam to sing "Nila Kaigirathu" for her first film Indira.[4] Her very first song, "Nila Kaigirathu", was recorded at the age of 15.[4] Since then, she has received offers from various music directors across South India. Within a career spanning for a decade, she sang over 2000 film songs and several album songs, most of them in Tamil.[4] She is also credited for her good memory skills for not having any reference while singing in her stage shows. She claims to have known all her songs by heart at any point in time.

 Harini rendered a series of devotional songs in 2012 on Lord Amman, Ganesha, Perumal among others, titled Om Nava Sakthi Jaya Jaya Sakthi, Vindhaigal Purindhai Nee En Vazhville, and Uchi Pillaiyare Charanam along with ace singer P. Unni Krishnan. The music was composed and produced by Manachanallur Giridharan.[6]

 Awards and recognitions
Harini has been the recipient of several popular awards in the singing category. Some of her awards are as listed below:[citation needed]

 Tamil Nadu State Film Awards

2003 – Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Female Playback for Aalanguyil (Parthiban Kanavu)
1997 – Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best Female Playback for Manam Virumbuthe (Nerukku Ner)
2004 – ITFA Best Female Playback Award
2000 – Silver Screen MGR Award (in Singapore)
1999 – Pace Award
1998 – Roja Award

1997 – Madras Cultural Academy Awards

Notable filmography[edit]
YearSong titleFilm nameLanguageCo-singersMusic director
1995"Nila Kaaigiradhu"IndiraTamilSoloA. R. Rahman
"Laali Laali Anu"IndiraTeluguSoloA. R. Rahman
1996"Telephone Manipol"IndianTamilHariharanA. R. Rahman
1997"Hello Mr.Edhirkatchi"IruvarTamilRajagopalA. R. Rahman
"Azhagu Puyalaa"PisthaTamilSoloS. A. Rajkumar
"Manam Virumbuthey"Nerukku NerTamilSoloDeva
"Soniya Soniya"RatchaganTamilUdit Narayan, UnnikrishnanA. R. Rahman
"Cholare Cholare"UllaasamTamilS. P. Balasubramanyam, Venkat PrabhuKarthik Raja
"Konjum Manjal"UllaasamTamilHariharanKarthik Raja
"Veesum Kaatrukku"UllaasamTamilUnnikrishnanKarthik Raja
1998"Chandaa O Chandaa"Kannedhirey ThondrinalTamilSoloDeva
"Vaarayo Thozhi"JeansTamilSonu Nigam, Shahul Hameed, Sangeeta SajithA. R. Rahman
"Adikkira Kai"NatpukkagaTamilSoloDeva
1999"Kadhal Niagara"En Swasa KaatreTamilPalghat SriramA. R. Rahman
"Nanda Nandana"Ravoyi ChandamamaTeluguS. P. BalasubramanyamMani Sharma
"Oodha Oodhappu"Minsara KannaTamilHariharanDeva
"Azhagana Ratchasiye"MudhalvanTamilS.P. BalasubramaniamA. R. Rahman
"Poonguyil Paatu"Nee Varuvai EnaTamilArun MozhiS. A. Rajkumar
"Himaseemallo"AnnayyaTeluguHariharanMani Sharma
"Muthaaram Muthunde"Mister ButlerMalayalamM. G. SreekumarVidyasagar
"Sutthi Sutthi"PadayappaTamilS. P. BalasubramanyamA. R. Rahman
"April Mathathil"VaaliTamilUnnikrishnanDeva
2000"Keechu Kiliye"MugavareeTamilSoloDeva
"Alaipayuthey Kanna"AlaipayutheyTamilKalyani Menon, Neyveli RamalaxmiA. R. Rahman
"Megham Karukuthu"KushiTamilSoloDeva
"Ninaithhal Nenjukkulle"AppuTamilHariharanDeva
"Enakkena Erkanavae"Parthen RasithenTamilUnnikrishnanBharathwaj
2001"Ivan Yaaro"MinnaleTamilUnnikrishnanHarris Jayaraj
"Lux Papa"Narasimha NaiduTeluguS. P. BalasubramanyamMani Sharma
"Cheliya Cheliya"KushiTeluguSrinivasMani Sharma
"Ekkada Ekkada"MurariTeluguS. P. B. CharanMani Sharma
"Kaadhal Website"DheenaTamilShankar MahadevanYuvan Shankar Raja
"Emaindo Emogani"Ninnu ChoodalaniTeluguUnnikrishnanS. A. Rajkumar
"Vunna Maata "Nuvvu Naaku NachavTeluguTippuKoti
"Suttrum Bhoomi"Dumm Dumm DummTamilSoloKarthik Raja
"Athaan Varuvaaga"Dumm Dumm DummTamilMalgudi Subha, Chitra SivaramanKarthik Raja
"Maayavane "MaayanTamilSoloDeva
"Vennello Aadapilla"Aaskasa VeedhiloTeluguDevi Sri PrasadM. M. Keeravani
"Chandamama"Bava NachaduTeluguHariharan, K. S. ChitraM. M. Keeravani
"Akka Bava"TeluguSolo
"Ada Moondrezhuthu"Paarthale ParavasamTamilKarthikA. R. Rahman
"Ko Ko Ko"Cheppalani UndiTeluguS. P. BalasubramanyamMani Sharma
2002"Sonnalum Keppadillai"Kadhal VirusTamilUnnikrishnanA. R. Rahman
"Tala Talamani"KalusukovalaniTeluguS. P. B. CharanDevi Sri Prasad
"Nee Navvula"AadiTeluguUnnikrishnan, MallikarjunMani Sharma
"Ennodu Kaadhal"PanchathantiramTamilManoDeva
"Aagaya Suriyanai"SamuraiTamilHarish RaghavendraHarris Jayaraj
2003"Aalanguyil Koovum Rayil"Parthiban KanavuTamilSrikanthVidyasagar
"Mainaave Mainaave"ThithikudheTamilChinmayiVidyasagar
2004"Iruvadhu Vayasu"ArasatchiTamilFebi ManiHarris Jayaraj
"Mughalai Mughalai"Harish Raghavendra
"Thee Kuruviyai"Kangalal Kaidhu SeiTamilJohnson, MukeshA. R. Rahman
"Thottal Poo Malarum"NewTamilHariharanA. R. Rahman
"Andagaada Andagaada"GharshanaTeluguSoloHarris Jayaraj
"Madhura Madhuratara"ArjunTeluguUnnikrishnanMani Sharma
"Emantaaro"Gudumba ShankarTeluguS. P. B. CharanMani Sharma
2005"Kumaari"AnniyanTamilShankar MahadevanHarris Jayaraj
"Iyengaaru Veetu Azhagae"Hariharan
"Chi Chi Chi"MajaaTamilShankar MahadevanVidyasagar
"Thappe Illai"MazhaiTamilS. P. BalasubramanyamDevi Sri Prasad
"Yaaridamum"Thotti JayaTamilRamesh VinayagamHarris Jayaraj
"Mazhai Mazhai"Ullam KetkumeTamilUnnikrishnanHarris Jayaraj
"O Prema"10th ClassTeluguSoloMickey J Meyer
2006"Sudum Nilavu"ThambiTamilUnnikrishnanVidyasagar
Orugalluke Pilla PillaSainikuduTeluguKarunya, Malathi LakshmanHarris Jayaraj
"Oka Maata Cheppana"SivakasiTamilKarthikD. Imman
"Kalanainaa"Chukkalo ChandruduTeluguKarthikChakri
2007"Unnale Unnale"Unnale UnnaleTamilKarthik, KrishHarris Jayaraj
"Male Bille Male Bille"SainikaKannadaSoloDeva
2008"Siru Paarvayilae"BheemaTamilKarthikHarris Jayaraj
"Medhuvaa Medhuvaa"Pirivom SanthippomTamilKarthikVidyasagar
"Naa Prema"Ullasamga UtsahamgaTeluguKarthikG. V. Prakash Kumar
"Ippave Ippave"Raman Thediya SeethaiTamilMadhu BalakrishnanVidyasagar
"Maaman Engirukka"PooTamilKarthik, TippuS. S. Kumaran
2009"Hasili Fisili"AadhavanTamilKarthik, Dr. BurnHarris Jayaraj
2010"Nammakam Iyyara"Komaram PuliTeluguK. S. Chitra, MadhushreeA. R. Rahman
"Semmozhiyaana Thamizh"Semmozhiyaana Thamizh MozhiyaamTamilVariousA. R. Rahman
"Pookal Pookum"MadrasapattinamTamilRoop Kumar Rathod, Andrea Jeremiah, G. V. Prakash KumarG. V. Prakash Kumar
"Mila Milamani"BaavaTeluguRanjithChakri
2011"Poovin Manam"NarthakiTamilTippuG. V. Prakash Kumar
"Thiru Thiru Gananaadha"100% LoveTeluguSoloDevi Sri Prasad
"Orey Oru"VenghaiTamilTippuDevi Sri Prasad
"Nila Nila Poguthae"AravaanTamilVijay Prakashkarthik
"Jiyajaley"BodyguardTeluguHaricharanS. Thaman
2012"Nesthama Nesthama"DamarukamTeluguSrikrishnaDevi Sri Prasad
"Raani Raani"BrothersTeluguVijay Prakash, KarthikHarris Jayaraj
"Bangaru Konda"Ko Antey KotiTeluguSoloShakthi Kanth
"Moongil Thottam"KadalTamilAbhay JodhpurkarA. R. Rahman
2013"Nilavattam Nethiyile"Desingu RajaTamilP. Unni KrishnanD. Imman
"Vaan Engum Nee Minna"Endrendrum PunnagaiTamilAalap RajuHarris Jayaraj
"Antha Naalil"Pattam PoleMalayalamMadhu BalakrishnanM. Jayachandran
2014"Anbe Anbe"Idhu Kathirvelan KadhalTamilHarish RaghavendraHarris Jayaraj
"Thanjavuru"LegendTeluguSooraj SanthoshDevi Sri Prasad
"Sonnathu Sonnathu"AranmanaiTamilSadhana SargamBharathwaj
2015"Un Vizhigalil"DarlingTamilSoloG. V. Prakash Kumar
"Azhaga Aanazhaga"Inimey IppadithanTamilSoloSanthosh Kumar Dhayanidhi
"Ee Sinnee Sinnaari"AnekuduTeluguTippuHarris Jayaraj
2017"Puchakaya Puchakaya"SpyderTelugu/TamilSoloHarris Jayaraj

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