Afsal

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Afsal [1]
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Playback Singer
Background information
Born14 April 1974
Kochi, Kerala, India
Genres Playback singing, Carnatic music
Occupation(s)Singer
Instrument(s)Vocals
Years active2000–present
LabelsAudiotracs

Afsal is an Indian film singer in Malayalam cinema. [2] His first film song was "Kannilambum Villum" for the movie Valyettan in 2000. He has sung more than 250 movie songs. [3] [4] His popular songs include "Kai thudi thalam", "En Karalil Raakshasi", "Ishtamalleda Enikkishtamalleda", "Shaaba Shaaba",Meharuba,chirimanimulle, "Penne en penne,manassilayiram, veluveluthorupennu and jillam jillala [5]

Contents

Discography

Following is a partial discography:

YearFilmSong
2000 Valyettan Kannilambum Villum
2001 Sundara Purushan Konchedi konchum ...
2001House OwnerKoodilloru Koo Koo Pakshi ...
2001The CampusPlus Two Kazhinjappol ...
2002 Kalyanaraman Kai thudi thalam ...
2002 Nammal Raakshasi [En Karalil] ...
2002 Jagathy Jagadeesh in Town Idiminnalaay Kodi Paratheedam ...
2003 Swapnakkoodu Ishtamalleda Enikkishtamalleda ...
2003 Pattanathil Sundaran Mullappoovin motte ...
2003 Pulival Kalyanam Thevaaratheruvu ...
2003 Pulival Kalyanam Aarundiniyaarundu ...
2003Valathottu Thirinjal Nalamathe VeeduPennaayaal ...
2003Valathottu Thirinjal Nalamathe VeeduKotta Kothalam ...
2003 Swantham Maalavika Chirikku Chirikku Midukki ...
2004 Swarna Medal Thillaana Thillana ...
2004StudentsInternetil ...
2004StudentsLaisa laisa...
2004 Vismayathumbathu Etho Kaliyarangin [Nayika Nee] ...
2004 Mayilattam Maattupetti koyilile ...
2004 Nammal Thammil Kabadi Kabadi ...
2004 Perumazhakkalam Meharuba Mehruba...
2004 Chathikkatha Chanthu Hosaina Hosaina ...
2004 Vajram Priyathama ...
2004 Runway Shaaba Shaaba ...
2004ThudakkamKochiyilum kandilla ...
2004 Natturajavu Hey Raaja Ney Raaja ...
2004 Monalisa Oh priyathame ...
2005 Pandippada Panchayathile..,Mele mukilin..,Mayilin..
2005 Rappakal Pokaathe kariyila kaatte...
2005 The Campus Jayam Nammalude...
2005 Thommanum Makkalum Karppaka Malare..
2007 Chotta Mumbai Vasco Da Gama..
2007 Inspector Garud Kanthari Penne...
2007 Kangaroo Kakkiyittoru autokaran...
2010 Kaaryasthan Thenikkappuram..
2014 Ithu Manthramo Thanthramo Kuthanthramo Tiltle Song
2014 Karuman Kasappan Laletta Laletta ...
2014 Mayamohini Harahara Shambho ...
2014 Sringaravelan Ashakushale Pennundo ...
2015 Ivan Maryadaraman Ezhazhakulla ...
2015 Bhaskar the Rascal Manassil Aayiram ...
2016 Two Countries Veluveluthoru pennu...
2017 Fukri Onnichalle..

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