World Music Day Special: Shreya Ghoshal India’s No.1 singer with 5 National Awards in various languages
On World Music Day, when the whole world comes together to celebrate the universal language of music, India proudly throws light on a voice that defined generations – Shreya Ghoshal. With excellence for decades, Shreya Ghoshal remains one of India’s undisputed number 1 singer and one of the most awarded singers in Indian music history, with millions of fans and stimulation in millions of fans around the world and in a list.
While his chart -toppers are many, which really strengthens their legacy is a rare and powerful achievement – five National Film Awards for Best Women Playback singer in different Indian languages. This is not only a symbol of talent, but is proof of how deeply his voice is woven in the fabric of Indian music beyond cultures, states and sounds. There is a look at the milestones that have made him a national treasure.
2002 – Barry Piya (Devdas) | Hindi
Shah Rukh Khan’s superhit film Devdas’s song ‘Berry Piya’, released in 2002, was the first Bollywood song of Shreya Ghoshal’s career. People liked this song a lot.
2005 – Slow burning (puzzle) | Hindi
In this mysterious romantic track, his voice rings like a slow burning candle – elegant, haunted and intense. Composed by MM M. Kirwani, the song was different for its layered composition, but it was Shreya’s voice that gave it a permanent depth.
2007 – Yeh Ishq Hi (Jab We Met) | Hindi
A major change from classical music to contemporary music, this vibrant, high-energy folk-sofi song showed his unmatched range. The spirit of his attractive vowel song (Kareena Kapoor) matched the spirit, which turned the song into cultural frenzy and won him the third National Award.
2008 – Ferrari Mon (Endless) | Bengali
Moving towards its roots, this Bengali track of ‘endless’ was a pure poem. Their voice flows slowly through the system, expresses loneliness, craving and delicate love – everything whispering. An excellent work in minimalism.
2008 – Jeeva Rangla (Jogwa) | Marathi
Emotionally charged track based on socio-cultural subjects, this Marathi song once again proved his versatility. His grip on pronunciation, depth of expression and imperishable vowel-ended showed that the language never became a hindrance.
2021 – Maywa Chai (Irravin Nizal) | Tamil
His fifth win AR Found from a deep experimental Tamil track composed by Rahman. Shreya’s supernatural vowels had layers of cinematic complexity, which gave the song a supernatural texture. This marked his artistic development and confirmed his all -India position.
From the beginning of her classical music to breaking the boundaries of style and language, Shreya Ghoshal remains the golden standard of playback singing in India. Hundreds of awards, prestigious songs in more than a dozen languages and a stagnant place in the hearts of fans, their journey is no less than a legend.
