Artist Sivasri Skandaprasad: A Rising Star in Indian Arts
Sivasri Skandaprasad first gained recognition when Prime Minister Narendra Modi praised her rendition of the Kannada devotional song Poojisalende Hoogala Thande. This moment marked a significant milestone in her artistic journey, bringing her talent into the limelight.
Who is Sivasri Skandaprasad?
Born on August 1, 1996, in Chennai, Sivasri is the daughter of renowned Mridangam virtuoso Seerkazhi Sri J Skandaprasad. With a specialization in Carnatic music, she has made a name for herself not only as a musician but also as a Bharatanatyam artiste, painter, and Bhagavath.
Her cinematic debut came with Mani Ratnam’s Ponniyin Selvan: Part 1, where she lent her voice to the song Helhe Neenu, performed alongside the legendary AR Rahman. This achievement added another feather to her already impressive cap.
Ahuti: A Platform for Indian Art Forms
Sivasri is also the founder of ‘Ahuti’, an initiative that promotes the growth of 64 Indian art forms. Her dedication to the arts is further showcased through her academic achievements, including a B.Tech in Bio-Engineering from SASTRA University, an MA in Bharatanatyam from the University of Madras, and her ongoing MA in Sanskrit from The Madras Sanskrit College.
Describing herself as a “young artist who stands tall by her unflinching conviction in everything that Sanatana Dharma stands for,” Sivasri continues to inspire many in her artistic endeavors.
Personal Life and Interests
Recently, rumors have circulated regarding her potential marriage to BJP MP Tejasvi Surya, although these claims remain unconfirmed. Both share a passion for outdoor activities, including cycling and trekking. They recently completed the IRONMAN 70.3 Goa, showcasing their commitment to fitness.
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