Pranavi Acharya
Pranavi Acharya | |
|---|---|
| Origin | Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh, India |
| Occupation(s) | singer |
| Years active | 2004–present |
Pranavi Acharya is a playback singer, anchor and dubbing artist in the Telugu film industry, also known as Tollywood.
Pranavi's professional career began in the year 2006 with the movie Sriramadasu song "Shuddha Brahma". She works as a singer, serial title song singer for various TV serials. Before that, as a child, she participated in Doordarshan Singing competition programmes. She has sung about 200 songs in 70 different films. She won the Andhra Pradesh state Nandi Awards for the serial Turpu velle railu and Bharatamuni Award for the film Happydays and Navayuvagalam for the film Yamadonga.
Early life
Pranavi was born on August 16, 1991 in Guntur, Andhra Pradesh into a Telugu Brahmin family. Her father's name is T.K Vijay Kumar. She got married to the Dance Master Raghu.
Career
She began her singing career as a playback singer in films at the age of 17. Sri Sasi Preetham, a music director, first gave her a chance to sing in her debut film Gulabi and her debut song is "Ee Vela Lo Neevu" written by Sirivennela Sitaramasastri.
She has worked under the supervision of music directors like M.M. Keeravani, Kalyani Malik, Chakri, S.V. Krishna Reddy, Koti, Raj, Vandematharam Srinivas, Mani Sharma, Micky-J-Mayer, Devisri Prasad, R.P. Patnaik, Chakri, Nihal, Anup, S.S. Thaman etc. She has rendered nearly 250 songs in many South Indian films. She has sung in Telugu and Tamil.
TV programmes
Pranavi participated in a few seasons of Super Singer conducted by Maa[disambiguation needed] Tv channel.
Notable songs
1. Sudhabramha parathpara rama – Sri ramadasu – M.M.Keeravani 2. Mataltho swarale – Amma cheppindi - M.M.Keeravani 3. Ammaga korukuntunna - Amma cheppindi - M.M.Keeravani 4. Idi theeyani theerani daham – Chandrahaas - M.M.Keeravani 5. Rabbaru gaajulu – Yamadonga - M.M.Keeravani 6. Nuv muttukunte – Yamadonga - M.M.Keeravani 7. Young yama – Yamadonga - M.M.Keeravani 8. Pootha vesina – Sangamam - M.M.Keeravani 9. Aligava chitti chilaka – Laxmi kalyanam – R.P.Patnaik 10. Anu yudham no no – Andamaina manasulo - R.P.Patnaik 11. Alagake allari vayasa – Ankith pallavi n friends – Vinu Thomas 12. Chiguraku kommallo – Deepavali – Vandematharam srinivas 13. Tu hi mera dil - Deepavali – Vandematharam srinivas 14. Yakundendu – Happy days – Micky.J.Mayor 15. Palarathi shilpaniki – Sangamam`- M.M.Keeravani 16. Aadou devaki devi – Pandurangadu - M.M.Keeravani 17. Jhum jhum jhummani – Keka – Chakri 18. Mounam prema – Mayagadu – Chakri 19. Vinna vinna - Mayagadu – Chakri 20. Bhambarala – Yamadonga - M.M.Keeravani 21. Mokkajonna kankilaga – Blade babji – Koti 22. Modati choope nalona – Boni – Ramana gogula 23. sarigama – Snehageetham – Sunil kasyap 24. Laila o laila – Life style - Srija 25. Aate adana – Na style veru – Anoop rubens 26. Vaddantana – Drona – Anoop rubens 27. Yenno yenno – Kavya’s dairy – Manu rameshan 28. Prema kadal – Samrthudu - Rajasekher 29. Ame Puttina – Sweet heart – Nari raj 30. Neelimegham ne lokam – Betting bangarraju – Sekher chandra
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