About Kalyani Nair
Born 1901. Kalyani Nair was an Indian singer.
Kalyani Nair is a singer in the Tamil cinema industry.
Career As a schoolgirl, Kalyani first appeared on television in an episode of Symphony on Kairali TV. One of her popular songs is Dora Dora Anbe Dora, from the movie Maasilamani where she sang the duet with Balram.
She is an undergraduate student of economics at Ethiraj College for Women, Chennai, Tamil Nadu. Hariharan once described her voice as one with a bright future as she sang with him at a function.
She did her schooling mostly in North India as her father, Colonel U.G. Kumar and was posted in different places in India. Her uncle is Rambo . So she had the chance to learn Hindustani music. At Chennai, her teacher is Binni Krishnakumar. She married one of her co-singers, V. Pradeep Kumar, who has sung many songs in Tamil movies. Their wedding was in Chennai and attended by many singers. She is the daughter-in-law of Rangaswamy
Kalyani has sung for Vidyasagar in 'Satyam' and 'Kochi Rajavu', and for Ouseppachan in 'Thaskaraveeran' and the popular 'Moollai Thirugum' in 'Kana Kandaen'. She has sung "Sogathai Solli Aszha" in Karuvarai Pookkal (the first film about transgender people in India), a film with music composed by Thomas Rathnam.
She sang the song 'Aaraduguluntada' in the Telugu movie Seethamma Vakitlo Sirimalle Chettu.
Film songs Notable Songs
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+Year Film Music director Language Notes2024 Ajayante Randam Moshanam Dhibu Ninan Thomas Tamil For "Angu Vaana Konilu" and "Bhairavan Pattu"
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Who was Kalyani Nair?
singer
When was Kalyani Nair born?
Kalyani Nair was born in 1901 in Thiruvananthapuram.
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Kalyani Nair was a singer.
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Kalyani Nair was Indian.
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