Hari Haran
Hariharan, born on April 3, 1955, is a renowned Indian playback and ghazal singer known for his soulful voice and versatility. He is a prominent figure in the Indian music industry and has captivated audiences with his melodious renditions and exceptional vocal abilities.
One of Hariharan’s breakthrough moments came when he formed the popular ghazal duo “Colonial Cousins” with Leslie Lewis. The duo’s fusion of Indian classical music with contemporary sounds earned them widespread acclaim. Their debut album, self-titled “Colonial Cousins,” won them the MTV Asia Viewer’s Choice Award and propelled Hariharan into the limelight.
Hariharan’s mesmerizing voice and ability to effortlessly switch between classical and contemporary styles have made him a sought-after playback singer in the Indian film industry. He has lent his voice to numerous hit songs in various languages, including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, and Malayalam. Some of his popular tracks include “Tu Hi Re” from “Bombay,” “Chanda Re” from “Sapnay,” and “Roja Janeman” from “Roja.