About Ratheesh Veha
Ratheesh Veha was an Indian composer.
Ratheesh Vega is a director, composer, singer, and musician who works in Malayalam films. He debuted as a film music composer in the 2010 hit film Cocktail.
Career
Ratheesh completed his degree in music at Madras University. After his degree, Ratheesh pursued a short course in sound engineering. But all the while he nursed hopes of becoming a Carnatic vocalist. He learned music from Thrissur R. Vaidyanatha Bhagavathar.
For nearly two years Ratheesh spearheaded Music Talks on Malayalam channel Asianet. This show also provided the turnaround in Ratheesh's career. "It was during this time that I met Gopi Sunder, the noted music director and programmer. He told me that I could try my hand at composing music and also introduced me to many people in the music field. I believed in Gopi Sunder." -says Ratheesh Vega.
He has done jingles in all the South Indian languages with numerous clients and for many big brands. Some of them like Kalyan Silks, Josco, MCR and Joy Alukkas did a lot to soar his stock. Ratheesh won the Pepper Award in 2010 for his striking jingles.
In between all this, Ratheesh worked on a couple of albums. And these albums helped find his way into films. Of these 'Cafe Love' and 'Njanum Ente Ayyappa' had tunes with the typical Ratheesh Vegha stamp a judicious blend of the East and West styles of music. "The Ayyappa devotional for Vox Music, US, was designed quite differently from the usual ones of the genre. It was priced at seven dollars and sold around 5,000 copies. But it was 'Café Love' (Sathyam Audios) that gave me my film break."- Remembers Ratheesh.
'Café Love' had tracks sung by Unni Menon, Sujatha Mohan, Biju Narayanan, Vineeth Sreenivasan, Benny Dayal, Gopi Sunder and others. It had some melodies like Unni Menon's 'Ormayil...' and the trendy pop-styled 'Nestle coffee...' by Biju Narayanan and Thulasi Yatheendran.
He was introduced to Milan Jaleel, by one of his friends, who had heard the music of 'Cafe Love.' He immediately offered Ratheesh a chance in his film Cocktail. The Music of Cocktail turned out to be his best soundtrack, in which the songs like Neeyam Thanalinu by Vijay Yesudas and Thulasi Yatheendran topped the charts for weeks. And then the second chance for him came from Milan Jaleel himself to work in his next project, 'Kasargod Khaderbhai'.
Personal life Ratheesh lives in Thrissur with his wife Dr. Anu Ratheesh Vega and children Nadhin Ratheesh Vega and Nirnav Ratheesh Vega
Discography
As music director
Note: all films are in Malayalam, unless otherwise noted.
As a writer Year Film Notes 2019 Thrissur Pooram
As an actor Year Film Notes 2021 Eighteen Hours
Non-film albums Year Album title Notes 2010 Cafe Love 2010 Naanum ente ayyappa
Awards Best Music Director for Orissa – Kerala Film Critics Association Awards 2013 Popular Song Award for "Aatumanal Payayil" Run Babby Run – CERA BIG Malayalam Music Award, 97.2 BIG FM 2013 Best Music Director for Beautiful – The Kochi Times Film Award 2011 Best Upcoming Music Director for Beautiful – Mirchi Music Awards South 2011 Best song award for "Janmandarangal" Orissa Best Music Director for cocktail Ramu Kariat Film Awards 2010 Best Music Director for "Mazhaneer Thullikal" Beautiful - Gireesh Puthenchery Award
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Who was Ratheesh Veha?
musician
When was Ratheesh Veha born?
Ratheesh Veha was born in Palakkad.
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Ratheesh Veha was a composer.
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Ratheesh Veha was Indian.
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