Supriya Lohith

Supriyaa Ram (Supriya Lohith) is an Indian playback singer born in Bengaluru.

Supriyaa Ram (Supriya Lohith)
OriginBengaluru, Karnataka, India
GenresIndian Film Music
Occupation(s)Singer
Years active2007–present
Websitehttps://www.supriyalohith.com/

Discography

Year Film Song Music Director Co-singers
2019 Paris Paris Vela Mulla sollula Amit Trivedi Sathya Prakash
2019 Butterfly Mella kai hididu Amit Trivedi Sathya Prakash
2019 Aadi Lakshmi Puraana Manase Muttaala Anup Bhandari Vijay Prakash
2019 Kempegowda 2 Usire Varun Unni Varun Unni
2019 Yaana Mirchi song Joshua Sridhar Indu Nagaraj, Santhosh Venky
2019 Naduve Antaravirali Kannu kannu Manikanth Kadri
2017 Chamak Nee nanna olavu Judah Sandhy Abhinandan
Gultoo Kadalaache Amit Anand Raghu Ram
Onthara Bannagalu Noothana Bharath BJ Abhinandan & Bharath BJ
Rang Birangi Nakshatra Manikanth Kadri Nakul Abhyankar
Juliet lover of Idiot (Telugu) ILa chudara nana Ratheesh Vega
Heegondu Dina Nade Nade Abhilash Gupta
2017 Mass Leader Abida Abida Veer Samarth Veer Samarth
Attempt to Murder Ili Sanjeya Jeet Singh Solo
Tajmahal Hoovantha Preethi Abhiman Roy Hariharan
Bombaat Strawberry Kenneya Mano Murthy Rajesh Krishnan
Haage Summane Oorella Koogi Heluve Mano Murthy Keshav
Madesha Munjane manjagu Mano Murthy Kunal Ganjawala
Maleyu barali manju irali Yeno aagide nanage Mano Murthy Tippu
Murali meets Meera Nee naade naa Abhiman Roy Solo
Bheema theeradalli Manase ondu saari kelu Abhiman Roy Badari Prasad
Savaari 2 Ninna Danigagi(version2) Manikanth Kadri Santhosh Venky
Jaathre Tarikere yerimele Manikanth Kadri Puneeth Rajkumar
Topiwala Gala gala V. Harikrishna Tippu
Jayammana maga Baa baare cheluve Arjun Janya Arjun Janya
Belli Doona Doona V Sridhar Sambhram Karthik
Belli belli V Sridhar Sambhram
Jai Lalitha Dilge dilge V Sridhar Sambhram Ankit Tiwari
Run Antony Marula Manikanth Kadri Soham Chakraborthy
Rose Ey huduga Anoop Seelin Sriram
Aatagara Taramayya Anoop Seelin Santosh Venky
Male Ninnanda nodalendu Jassie Gift Karthik
Bul bul Jassie Gift Jassie Gift
Rathavara Nee muddada maayavi Dharma Vish Rajesh Krishnan
Brahma Vishnu Maheshwara Why should only boys have the fun Anoop Seelin Solo
Kaaranji Aalap Veer Samarth Solo
Kaada haadiya hoogalu Thiliyuvavarilla Ramanujam Solo
Arjun weds Amrutha (Tulu) Mokeda ponnu L. N. Shastry Hemanth
Rang (Tulu) Kadala poyyeda Manikanth Kadri Nakul Abhyankar
Yeregla panodchi(Tulu) Kamala vimala Giridhare Diwan Solo
Soombe(Tulu) Love patient Edberg Dillon Gurukiran
Are Marlere(Tulu) Chameli Devdas Kapikad Solo
Slicon city Bhetiyada ee ghalige Anoop Seelin Siddharth
Aa eradu varshagalu Yarivalu gulabi Anoop Seelin Siddharth
Mosagallaku mosagadu(Telugu) Hello Hello Manikanth Kadri Karthik
Bangari Kannalle sanne maadi AM Neel Karthik
2018 Looty Malavalli Dharma Vish Nagendra
Khushi Dharma Vish Avinash Chebbi

The song "Neenaade naa" in Murali Meets Meera was her first biggest hit

'''Supriyaa Ram (Supriya Lohith)''' has recorded songs with singers such as Ankit Tiwari, Hariharan, Unni Menon, Rajesh Krishnan, Vijay Prakash, Kunal Ganjawala, Tippu, Karthik, Haricharan, Armaan Malik.

'''Supriyaa Ram (Supriya Lohith)''' won the Best playback singer award by KIMA for the song Nee naade naa|Neenaade naa.[1]

Awards

"SIIMA-2018" Nominee for her song “Nee nanna olavu” from the blockbuster film “Chamak”

Filmfare-2018” nominee for the song “Nee nanna olavu” from the blockbuster film “Chamak”

"MMA-SOUTH" Mirchi Music Awards 2018 nominee for her song “Nee nanna olavu” from the blockbuster film “Chamak”

Two time “IIFA Award” nominee for the songs Taramayya from Aatagara and Marula from Run Antony

"Voice of the year-2015" award by Chithrasanthe

Best female playback singer” award by KIMA(Kannada International Music Awards) for her song Nee naade naa from Murali meets Meera

Winner of "Voice of Bangalore-Season 1"

Winner of “Zee kannada|Zee kannada Saregamapa" season-2 conducted by ZEE Kannada channel

Winner of "Breakout festival-Australia conducted by ANZ in Melbourne-Australia

"Times Youth" competition conducted by the Times of India-Times Group India

References

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