Anusha Mani

Singer and lyricist, popularly known as ‘The Voice of Gulaabo’, Anusha Mani started singing early. She began training in Indian classical music. She also learned Western music and took formal training in Carnatic music.
Anusha made her Bollywood debut as a playback singer with the song "Dhoka" from the film "Johnny Gaddaar" in 2007. She has since lent her voice to many hit songs in Bollywood, including "Gulaabo" from the film "Shaandaar", "Lehrein" from "Aisha", "Sajde" from "Kill Dil", "Shubhaarambh" from "Kai Po Che", and “Thumkeshwari” from “Bhediya”.
Anusha has won several awards for her singing, including the Filmfare Award for Best Female Playback Singer (Critics) for the song "Lehrein" from the film "Aisha" in 2011. She has also been nominated for the same award for her songs "Sajde" and "Shubhaarambh".She has had a diverse career working with some renowned music directors, such as Shankar Ehsaan Loy and Amit Trivedi.
Apart from singing for films, Anusha has also lent her voice to several ad jingles and has performed live in various concerts and events. Anusha was a part of the TV show MTV Angels of Rock along with singers Shalmali, Jasmine Sandlas, and Akasa, where she set out on an epic road trip in India. Their participation shed light on various issues faced by women and celebrated womanhood. She has also been a mentor on the reality show ‘Love Me India’ (&TV) and appeared in “The Love Laugh Live” show Season 2 on various channels of Times Television Network. Anusha and her husband, Sangeet Haldipur, have been winning hearts on the internet with their recent collaboration, “Carmonies”, a series of cover songs.
Anusha is known for her versatile voice and ability to sing in various genres, including classical, pop, and rock. She continues to be a sought-after singer in the Indian music industry and is admired by fans for her talent and passion for music.