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Shreeraj Kurup

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Shreeraj Kurup
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Shreeraj during the shoot of Muskurane ki wajah-cover 2015 (Bangalore)
Native nameश्रीराज कुरूप
Born (1990-04-05) 5 April 1990 (age 34)
New Delhi, India
🏳️ NationalityIndian
🏳️ CitizenshipIndian
🏫 EducationBachelor of Engineering
💼 Occupation
Poet, Lyricist
📆 Years active  2015–present

Shreeraj Kurup (Hindi:श्रीराज कुरूप, Malayalam:ശ്രീരാജ് കുറുപ്പ്) is a poet and lyricist from India. He is known for writing the lyrics of Mujhme Hindi Cover of Malare, Ye Chahte, Pass ho tum, etc.[1][2][3][4]

Early life[edit]

Shreeraj was born in New Delhi to Malayali parents Surendran Kurup and Vijay Laxmi. He attended Kerala School, Delhi and holds a Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering. After completing the graduation course, he started working in Bangalore. He Launched his own YouTube Channel with the name Shreeraj Kurup-Official and started publishing his work. He started off by tweaking lyrics of popular Hindi songs. His cover of hit number Nenjodu Cherthu is also popular on YouTube. He also wrote the Hindi and Malayalam lyrics for Tum hi ho-Multilingual which became a hit on YouTube. But it was the Hindi and Tamil cover of a Malayalam song Malare from the movie Premam which made him popular. Malare Hindi, within few days upon release became popular on social media. The song was published in many leading newspapers all praising his work. His style of writing is always compared to that of Javed Aktar.[5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12]

List of Songs by Shreeraj Kurup
No.TitleLyricsSinger(s)Length
1."Pass ho tum"Shreeraj KurupVrinda Wagh, Arpit Tripati4:48
2."Khamoshiyaan-Lyrics Unplugged(cover)"Shreeraj KurupSuraj Suresh4:35
3."Muskurane ki Wajah-Lyrics Unplugged(cover)"Shreeraj KurupAkshata Wagh,Ria Dey & Sneha Nair4:54
4."Main Rahoon Na rahoon-Sad Version(cover)"Shreeraj KurupSuraj Suresh5:10
5."Tum hi ho-Multi Lingual(cover)"Shreeraj Kurup (Only Malayalam & Tamil)Sumant Naik5:05
6."Mujhme-Hindi cover of Malare"Shreeraj KurupVibhas Purushu5:19
7."Malare-Tamil Version(cover)"Shreeraj KurupVibhas Purushu5:03
8."Ye Chahte-hindi cover of Nenjodu Cherthu"Shreeraj KurupSuraj Suresh5:06
9."Meri Dhadkane-hindi cover of Mazhaneer Thullikal"Shreeraj KurupAkshata Wagh4.25
10."Arzoo-hindi cover of Anuragathin Velayil"Shreeraj KurupVibhas Purushu4.21
11."Aaj Ye-Hindi cover of Aariro"Shreeraj KurupVibhas Purushu5.25
12."Rooh Meri-Hindi Cover of Kaathirunnu Kaathirunnu"Shreeraj KurupAkshata Wagh5.30
13."Baat Ye Itni Si Hain-Cover Unplugged"Shreeraj KurupVibhas Purushu3.30
"His penchant for Urdu leads Malayali lad Shreeraj Kurup to make Hindi translations of Malayalam film songs.."

Deccan Chronicles

"This song takes us back to the 70's Era with its melodious voice and Poetric Lyrics."

MalayalaManorama on Mujhme cover

References[edit]

  1. "മലര് ഇഫക്ട് മാറുന്നില്ല, 'മലരേ നിന്നെ കാണാതിരുന്നാല്..' ഹിന്ദിയില്".
  2. "പ്രേമം ഭ്രാന്ത് തീർന്നില്ല...ഹരമായി മലരിന്റെ ഹിന്ദി".
  3. "വീണ്ടും പ്രേമിക്കാന് മലരിന്റെ ഹിന്ദി പതിപ്പ്". 21 May 2016.
  4. "A lyrical love in Hindi". 26 May 2016.
  5. "About Shreeraj Kurup new song".
  6. "about shreeraj Kurup new song".
  7. "Malare in Hindi by shreeraj Kurup". 21 May 2016.
  8. "shreeraj Kurup A lyrical love in Hindi". 26 May 2016.
  9. "Malare in Hindi by shreeraj KURUP".
  10. "Malare in Hindi by shreeraj KURUP".
  11. "Malare in Hindi by shreeraj KURUP".
  12. "Malare in Hindi by shreeraj KURUP".

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