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Occupation(s) | Singer |
Nakul Abhyankar (born 25 May 1990) is an Indian playback singer, music composer and sound engineer. He has sung in Kannada, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Tulu. He is best known for his songs "Love You Chinna" from the film "Love Mocktail" composed by Raghu Dixit, "Thumbi Thumbi" from the film "Cobra" composed by A. R. Rahman Neeli Kannumalo", [1] [2] a solo from Nawab a Telugu dubbed version of a Tamil movie Chekka Chivantha Vaanam directed by Mani Ratnam, "CEO in the House" from the Tamil film Sarkar [3] [4] [5] [6] and Azhage from Tamil movie Action. [7]
He is trained in both the Hindustani and Carnatic styles of classical music. He received training in jazz singing at KM Music Conservatory and was a part of A.R. Rahman's jazz and music band, Nafs. [8] He graduated from National Institute of Technology Karnataka with a degree in mechanical engineering in 2012. [ citation needed ]
Year | Song Title | Film/Soundtrack/Album | Composer | Language | Co-singer(s) | Notes |
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2023 | Merise Mabbullo | Anni Manchi Sakunamule | Mickey J. Meyer | Telugu | Ramya Bhat Abhyankar | |
Payanisive Manasugalu | Hondisi Bareyiri | Joe Costa | Kannada | |||
2022 | Chola Chola Saaya Sanjale | Ponniyin Selvan: I | A.R. Rahman | Tamil | Sathyaprakash, VM Mahalingam | |
Viral | Solamante Theneechakal | Vidyasagar | Malayalam | |||
Thumbi Thumbi | Cobra | A. R. Rahman | Tamil | Shreya Ghoshal | ||
2021 | Praanam | Orey Baammardhi | G.V. Prakash Kumar | Telugu | ||
Thappennadi Thappu | Ek Love Ya | Arjun Janya | Tamil | |||
Choosa Maaye Ilaa | 99 Songs | A. R. Rahman | Telugu | Shashaa Tirupati | ||
Evo Evo Kalale | Love Story | Pawan Ch | Telugu | Jonita Gandhi | ||
Ninadene Januma | Love Mocktail 2 | Nakul Abhyankar | Kannada | |||
Dhakka Laga Bukka (Youth Anthem) | Tandav | A.R. Rahman | Hindi | A.R. Rahman | Additional Vocals : Shenbagaraj G, Santosh Hariharan, Vignesh Narayanan, Lavita Lobo, Deepthi Suresh, Rakshita Suresh, Hiral Viradia Additional Vocal Textures – Arjun Chandy | |
2020 | Saavira Pranaama | Single | Nakul Abhyankar | Kannada | ||
Mudhal Nee Mudivum Nee | Kaatrilae | Darbuka Siva | Tamil | |||
Thayi Hakki | Bicchugatthi | Nakul Abhyankar | Kannada | Additional Vocals : Ramya Bhat | ||
Durgada Hebbuli | Bicchugatthi | Nakul Abhyankar | Kannada | |||
Love you Chinna | Love Mocktail | Raghu Dixit | Kannada | Shruthi VS | ||
Janumagale Kaayuve | Love Mocktail | Raghu Dixit | Kannada | |||
Ay Pilla | Love Story | Pawan Ch | Telugu | Haricharan and Hiral Viradia | ||
2019 | Avuna Nena | Thoota | Darbuka Siva | Telugu | ||
Adadaa Naana | Enai Noki Paayum Thota | Darbuka Siva | Tamil | |||
Anjaan jahaan (End Credit Version) | Frozen 2 | Christopher Beck | Hindi | |||
Main kho gaya hoon (End Credit Version) | Frozen 2 | Christopher Beck | Hindi | |||
Maan Mele Manidhan Keezhe (Ditty) | Frozen 2 | Christopher Beck | Tamil | |||
Nadu Kaattukull Naan | Frozen 2 | Christopher Beck | Tamil | |||
Siladhu Maaraadhu | Frozen 2 | Christopher Beck | Tamil | Shruti Haasan, Alisha Thomas, Deepak Blue | ||
Izhukkum Maayoll (End Credit Version) | Frozen 2 | Christopher Beck | Tamil | |||
Nadu Kaattukull Naan (End Credit Version) | Frozen 2 | Christopher Beck | Tamil | |||
Maaye na mari naa premale (Ditty) | Frozen 2 | Christopher Beck | Telugu | |||
Nee maaya val lo (End Credit Version) | Frozen 2 | Christopher Beck | Telugu | |||
Nannu Vadili Vellavaa (End Credit Version) | Frozen 2 | Christopher Beck | Telugu | |||
Nannu Vadili Vellavaa | Frozen 2 | Christopher Beck | Telugu | |||
Konne shashvatham | Frozen 2 | Christopher Beck | Telugu | Ramya Behara, Alisha Thomas, Deepak Blue | ||
"Sogasa" | Action | Hiphop Tamizha | Telugu | |||
"Azhage" | Action | Hiphop Tamizha | Tamil | |||
"Jaya Bharatha Jananiya Tanujaathe" | Kannad Gothilla | Original : C Ashwath Rearranged : Nakul Abhyankar | Kannada | Ramya Bhat | ||
"Promo Song" | Kannad Gothilla | Nakul Abhyankar | Kannada | Nakul Abhyankar, Aishwarya Rangarajan, Aneesh Keshava Rao, Kalyan M, Yugadarshini | Title Track | |
"Yaaro Yaaro Ivalu" | Single | S. Pradeep Verma | Kannada | |||
"Gamana Seleda" | Vishnu Circle | S. Pradeep Verma | Kannada | |||
"Enda Poovum" | Unarvu | Nakul Abhyankar | Tamil | Ramya Bhat | ||
"Gira Gira" | Dear Comrade | Justin Prabhakaran | Kannada | Yamini Ghantasala | Kannada Dubbed Version | |
"Gira Gira" | Tamil | Mohana Bhogaraju | Tamil Dubbed Version | |||
"Thiri Thiri" | Malayalam | Ramya Nambeesan | Malayalam Dubbed Version | |||
"Beemapalli Song" | 18AM Padi | A.H.Kaashif | Malayalam | Shahabaz Aman, Haricharan Seshadri | ||
"Azhaikka Vandhaayo" | Single | R Sanjay | Tamil | Priyanka Barve | ||
"Kannatti" | Single | A.H. Kaashif | Tamil | Telugu version with name Nacchesave | ||
2018 | "Petta Paraak" | Petta | Anirudh Ravichander | Hindi | ||
"Petta Paraak" | Petta | Anirudh Ravichander | Telugu | |||
"Hockey Anthem" | Men's Hockey World Cup 2018 | A.R. Rahman | Hindi | A.R. Rahman | ||
"CEO in the House" | Sarkar | A.R. Rahman | Tamil | |||
"Kelambitale Vijayalakshmi" | Kaatrin Mozhi | A.H.Kaashif | Tamil | |||
"Neeli Kanumallo" | Nawab | A. R. Rahman | Telugu | Telugu dubbed for Chekka Chivantha Vaanam | ||
"Segalu Chimmuthondhi" | Nawab | A. R. Rahman | Telugu | Sunitha Sarathy, Sathya Prakash | Telugu dubbed for Chekka Chivantha Vaanam | |
"College Days" | Rajaratha | Anup Bhandari | Kannada | |||
"College Days" | Rajaratham | Anup Bhandari | Telugu | |||
"Koode" | Koode | Raghu Dixit | Malayalam | |||
"Hasirina Koogu" | Kattu Kathe | Vikram Subramanya | Kannada | |||
"Nanamathu" | Jagath Kiladi | Giridhar Divan | Kannada | |||
"Kollegala Dinda" | Jagath Kiladi | Giridhar Divan | Kannada | |||
"Nalmeya Premika" | Jagath Kiladi | Giridhar Divan | Kannada | |||
"Jagath Kiladi" | Jagath Kiladi | Giridhar Divan | Kannada | |||
"Nakshatra" | Rangbirangi | Manikanth Kadri | Kannada | |||
"Paravasha Ayethua" | Sedu | L.N.Shastri | Tamil | |||
2017 | "Manase Manase" | Are Marler | Manikanth Kadri | Tulu | ||
"Kanatonji Kanane" | Ambar Caterers | Manikanth Kadri | Tulu | |||
"Sagariye" | Rishabhapriya | Charan Raj | Kannada | Short Movie | ||
"The Party Anthem" | Happy New Year | Raghu Dixit | Kannada | |||
"Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Da Ni" | Happy New Year | Raghu Dixit | Kannada | |||
"Kaurava (Theme)" | Happy New Year | Raghu Dixit | Kannada | |||
"Bittakbeku Hudugiranna" | Kadhal | Praveen K B | Kannada | |||
"Eu Lifu" | Kadhal | Praveen K B | Kannada | |||
"Deshamokkate" | Sachin: A Billion Dreams | A. R. Rahman | Telugu | Dubbed version | ||
"Studentu Lifealli" | A Happy Married Life | Anil C.J. | Kannada | |||
"Deepa Hacchu Vanithe" | Manasa | V. Manohar | Kannada | |||
"Navella Ondu" | Buckasura | Avinash Sreeram | Kannada | |||
"Buckasura" | Buckasura | Avinash Sreeram | Kannada | |||
"Aigiri Nandini fusion" | Buckasura | Avinash Sreeram | Kannada | |||
2016 | "Hey Yaare Neenu" | Selfie | Arjun Ramu | Kannada | ||
"Koluse Sol Koluse" | Vallavanukkum Vallavan | Raghu Dixit | Tamil | |||
"Nenedidde Ondu" | Melkote Manja | Giridhar Divan | Kannada | |||
2015 | "Veelunte" | Krishnamma Kalipindi Iddarinia | Hari | Telugu | ||
"Alupule" | Keechaka | Josyabhatla Sharma | Telugu | |||
"Thelike Nalike" | Ice Cream | Madan Mohan | Tulu | |||
"Dayegu Kopadu" | Yeregla Panodchi | Giridhar Divan | Tulu | |||
"Yella Helohaagilla" | Yarige Idly | Giridhar Divan | Kannada | |||
"Time Illa" | Yarige Idly | Giridhar Divan | Kannada | |||
"Naavaadai" | Mosagaallaku Mosagaadu | Manikanth Kadri | Telugu | |||
2014 | "Kadala Poyyeda" | Rang | Manikanth Kadri | Tulu | ||
"Gelathi Avatharisu" | Amanusha | Anil C.J. | Kannada | |||
"Preetige Rose Andaru" | Rose | Anoop Seelin | Kannada | |||
2013 | "Usireega Marethanthe" | Chella Pilli | Mikku Kavil | Kannada | ||
"Yavatthu Hingagilla" | Rajanikantha | Arjun Janya | Kannada | |||
"Usiragu Baare" | Janma | Anoop Seelin | Kannada |
Year | Film/Soundtrack/TV Series | Language | Notes |
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2018 | Rishabhapriya | Kannada | Short Movie, Best Music Director Winner at SIIMA Awards with Co-Composer : Charan Raj |
2019 | Kannad Gothilla | Kannada | Rearranged : Jaya Bharatha Jananiya Tanujaathe |
Unarvu | Tamil | ||
2020 | Bicchugatthi | Kannada | |
2021 | Ganga | Hindi | Series for Ishara TV, track sung by Kailash Kher |
Rudramma | Telugu | Series for Star Maa, track sung by M.M.Manasi | |
2022 | One Cut Two Cut | Kannada | |
Humble Politiciann Nograj (TV series) | Kannada | webseries | |
Love Mocktail 2 | Kannada | Sequel to movie Love Mocktail (2020) | |
2022 | Abatara | Tulu | |
2023 | Inamdar | Kannada | |
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