Amit Trivedi is an acclaimed Indian music composer, and singer, known for his diverse and innovative work in the Bollywood film industry. Trivedi started his musical journey by playing the keyboard and guitar in local bands while studying for a degree in commerce.
He gained wider recognition after composing the music for the acclaimed film "Aamir" in 2008. However, his breakthrough soundtrack for the 2009 film "Dev.D" brought him widespread critical and commercial success. The album was praised for its unique blend of traditional Indian and contemporary Western music and Trivedi's experimentation with genres and sounds.
Since then, Trivedi has composed music for a variety of Bollywood films, including "Udta Punjab," “Highway,” "Queen," "Lootera," "Dear Zindagi," "Manmarziyaan," and "Qala," among others. He has won several awards for his music, including the National Film Award, Filmfare Awards, and the Mirchi Music Awards.
In addition to his film work, Trivedi has also produced music for television shows, commercials, and albums. He has collaborated with various artists and musicians from different genres, including Coke Studio, a popular music program in India. Amit Trivedi runs his record label, AT Azaad, under which he has released major hits like Lagan Lagi Re, Moti Virana, and Madhubala.
Trivedi is highly regarded for his experimental and unique approach to music and ability to infuse different musical styles and genres to create a distinct sound. His contributions have been significant in redefining the contemporary Indian music scene, and he continues to be a major force in the industry.