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Anweshaa

Indian singer

For the other Indian singer, see Anwesha Dutta.

Anwesshaa (born Anwesha Mita Dattagupta; 15 December 1993^[1][2][3][4]) is an Indian singer and composer in Hindi, Bengali, Kannada, Tamil, Marathi and other Indian languages. She first appeared in the reality show Amul STAR Voice of India, Chhote Ustaad at the age of 13.

This article may be written from a fan's point of view, rather than a neutral point of view. (January 2022)

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Anwesshaa
Birth name	Anwesha Kushal Dattagupta
Born	(1993-12-15) 15 December 1993 (age 30) Virar, Maharashtra, India
Origin	Golf Green, Kolkata, India
Genres	Playback singing, Indian classical music, Indie-Pop
Occupation(s)	Singer
Instrument(s)	Vocal
Years active	2008–present

Website	anwesshaa.com

Biography

Anwesha is a student of Lycée School, Kolkata. She was born in Virar, Maharashtra. When she was four, the family shifted base to their hometown in Kolkata. She went to school in Lycee. Later on, she completed her graduation from Amity University.^[1]

Music career

Anwesshaa appeared on national television for the first time in the year 2007. Thereafter, she has been a part of various other shows. She started her career as a playback singer with the song "Ek Je Achhe Raja" in the Bengali film Khela (2008). Anwesshaa's first breakthrough in Bollywood was in Golmaal Returns for Pritam Chakraborty at the age of 14. She has recorded songs for many films including 'I am 24, Raanjhanaa', 'Revolver Rani', 'Dangerous Ishq', 'Panchlait', 'I am Banni', 'Kaanchi', 'Prem Ratan Dhan payo', 'Expose', 'Gurudakshina', 'Do lafzon ki kahani', 'Ye Kaisa Tigdam', 'Bansuri', 'I Love Desi', 'Love you Soniyo', 'Dhoop chaav, Malhar' and others. Apart from Hindi and Bengali, she has also made her debut with other Indian languages, including Tamil, Telugu, Kannada, Malayalam, Gujarati, Marathi, Nepali, Rajasthani, Bhojpuri and also in Bangladeshi films. Her playbacks are for around 500 movies across all languages to date. She has received honours like Filmfare Award (East),^[2]

Anwesha performed in Sabujer Deshe in 2000 (ETV Bangla). She was a Mega Finalist in Tarana music competition (1st Schedule) which was telecast in January 2003 (ETV Bangla). In early 2007, she also participated in the musical game show Antakshari (Star Plus) where she represented East Zone.^{[citation needed]}

In 2023, she composed music and background score for Marathi film Pahije Jatiche, made her debut in Marathi cinema.^[3]

Compositions

Anwesshaa composed and scripted the lyrics for the following singles.

Kagojer Nouko Acoustic guitar — Rhythm Shaw, Sound engineer — Kohinoor Mukherjee)
Devaa Vocals — Anwesshaa and Kaustuv Kanti Ganguly
Dhun Bihu ki pukare Vocals — Trijoy Deb and Anwesshaa
Maahiya Vocals — Anwesshaa, Music producer — Akshay Akash
Khaamoshiyaan Vocals — Anwesshaa, Arrangement — Akshay Akash, Piano — Akshay Menon, Table — Amit Choubey, Mixing — Kohinoor Mukherjee
Gatihara Dupur Music Producer — Shamik Chakravarty, Mixing & Mastering — Ananjan Chakraborty, Video — Visual Diary Motion Picture
Swapno bari (Acoustic guitar — Rhythm Shaw, Sound engineer — Kohinoor Mukherjee)
Mizaaj-e-ishq — Hindi Indi-pop album
Aye chol — Vocals: Anwesshaa and Sarmishtha
Mehek — Vocals: Anwesshaa, Sound engineer — Kohinoor Mukherjee, Producer — Akshay Menon
Balcony — Vocals: Anwesshaa
Teri kami — Vocals: Anwesshaa and Abhay Jodhpurkar, Sound engineer — Kohinoor Mukherjee, Producer: Akshay Menon
Mere khuda — Vocals: Kinjal Chatterjee, Producer: Nayan Mani Barman, Mixing: Kohinoor Mukherjee
Dooriyaan — Vocals: Anwesshaa
Mere Khuda — Vocals: Kinjal Chatterjee
Swapno Michhil — Vocals: Anwesshaa and Shovan Ganguly
Bhalo Theko — Vocals: Darnibar Saha
Intezaar — Vocals: Anwesshaa
Smritir poth beye — Vocals: Anwesshaa
Swag wala pyaar — Vocals: Hriti Tikadar
Adhure Chithhi — Vocals: Anwesshaa