Sujith Vasudevan (Sharreth) is a music director and singer. He predominantly composes film scores and songs for Malayalam films, but has gone on to compose for Tamil, Telugu and Hindi films.

Born as Sujith Vasudevann to Vasudevan and Indiradevi in Kollam, Kerala, India, Sharreth is a protégé of Carnatic music virtuoso M. Balamuralikrishna. He made his debut as a film composer in 1990 through the Malayalam language film ‘Kshanakkathu’. Prior to debuting as a composer, Sharreth had a sporadic presence as a playback singer for films. His first song was ‘Dum dum dum’, a duet with K. S. Chithra for the Malayalam film ‘Onningu Vannengil'(1985).

Sharreth debu in telugu was ‘Kalavaramaye Madilo’, then he composed songs for ‘180’, ‘Naa Bangaaru Talli’, ‘Drushyam’.

He won the Filmfare Award for the best music director in 2008. He won the Kerala State Film Award for Best Music Director in 2011 for the film ‘Ivan Megharoopan’. He was also the first recipient of the Kerala State Film Award for Best Classical Music Singer for his song Bhavayami in the film ‘Meghatheertham’. He was judges of Idea Star Singer, Amrita TV musical reality show Super Star – the Ultimate, Kairali TV Ghandharava sangeetham 2012, Mazhavil manorama Indian Voice season 2 and Indian Voice Juinor.

His memoir (written by Sanjeev Pillai) titled Aathmaraagam was published by Litmus Publications (an imprint of D C Books) in 2014. Now he is the permanent judge of Amrita TV musical reality show Superstar.

Swara Veenapani is a lyricist and Telugu Cinema Music Director.

His given name is Ramana Murthy. Swara Veenapani is the pseudonym given to him by Tanikella Bharani and director Janardhan Maharshi, to mean “a wonderful fusion of words and music.”

Swara Veenapani’s first film was “Pattukondi Chooddam” had a box office run of 100 days. Veenapani’s latest films are ‘Devasthanam’ and ‘Mithunam’. Recently he completed his research on 72 Melakartha Ragaas and he brought the entire theme as a song in a span of 6 and 1/2 minute and the other version is of 3 and 1/2 minute. He has been working for the last 16 years on the Swaranidhi project which has been registered as Swaranidhi.

He is working vigorously to spread the same to the World which can be most useful to the Music Students, Musicians and Music Lovers to know the capsule format of 72 Mela karta ragas in an easy way. Swaranidhi project got a huge applause from the stalwarts of Indian Music.

Dr. Josyabhatla is a Music Director and multi-talented human being. He has done his Ph.D. in music along with that he has triple master degrees. He is a dubbing artist, a musician, mimic, and singer. Josyabhatla Sarma is definitely a star that requires numerous appreciations.

Josyabhatla has been born and brought up in Kakinada. Hailing from a very well educated family of musicians.

Josyabhatla started learning music when he was merely a three-year-old. Akella Prabhakar Murty, his guru, ensured that he understands the nuances of music and gain the expertise knowledge in various types of ragas. It was a very normal thing for him not only to participate in the competitions but also win them in schools and colleges. However, his life went through a transition when he participated in a musical program.

In the year of 1995, SPB organized Paduta Teeyaga in which he participated and was able to reach the quarter-finals. The subsequent round tested the participant’s ability to compose a song and sing it. He gave his best performance due to which MM Keeravani, a music director, gave him an opportunity to work with him. As a result, he lost the contest that he participated in. But he didn’t let the sadness overpower him; instead, he began to work under Keeravani in the movies of ‘Raja hamsa’ under the designation of a chorus and a track singer.

After spending an adequate amount of time with Keeravani, he decided to proceed to another singer named Janaki. He affectionately called her Amma. He resided at Amma’s place for a brief period. During his stay, AR Rehman and Janakamma were recording for a movie called ‘Sakhi’. Janaki was giving her voice for a song. Being a 60-year-old, it was marvelous to her to bring out that kind of powerful energy in that song.

One day they were having a casual conversation and suddenly, out of the blue, Josyabhatla started imitating Janakamma’s song and sang it in a feminine voice which was bewildering because he could also render female voice. Surprisingly AR Rehman heard him sing in that voice and patted his shoulder and asked him to sing it again for him. After AR Rehman’s appreciation, Janakamma heard him sing and propounded AR Rehman to train him.

Josyabhatla began his work with AR Rehman and successfully composed songs for thirteen movies including Priyuralu Pilichindi, Jodi, Yuva, Sakhi, and Amruta. He was finally done with the movies and decided to shift back to Kakinada.

Josyabhatla composed music for ‘Keechaka’, ‘Adavi Kaachina Vennela’, ‘Andhra Pori’, ‘Minugurulu’.