Sayanora Philip | |
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Birth name | Sayanora |
Born | Kannur, Kerala, India | 1 March 1984
Genres | Playback singing |
Occupation(s) | Singer |
Instrument(s) | Vocalist |
Years active | 2004 – present |
Website | sayanoraphilip |
Sayanora Philip (born 1 March 1984[ citation needed ]) is an Indian playback singer who works in Malayalam and Tamil film industry. [1] [2] [3]
Sayanora was born in Kannur. She did her schooling in St. Teresa's Anglo Indian Girls High School and is a professional degree holder from S. N. College, Kannur. She was appreciated for her singing abilities. She participated in many singing competitions during her school days and won many prizes. Currently she lives in Chennai, Tamil Nadu.
Sayanora is married to Winston Ashley de Cruz and has a daughter...
Song(s) | Film | Year | Singer | Lyrics | Musician |
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Honey Honey | Ayan | 2009 | Devan Ekambaram | Pa. Vijay | Harris Jayaraj |
Adhiradikaaran | Sivaji: The Boss | 2007 | AR Rahman | Vaali | AR Rahman |
Ice Katti Ice Katti | Madhurey | 2004 | Karthick | Pa. Vijay | Vidyasagar |
Film | Year |
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Kuttanpillayude Sivarathri | 2018 |
Aaha | 2021 |
Song(s) | Album | Year | Singer | Lyrics | Musician |
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Uyire | Single | 2016 | Sayanora Philip | Sayanora Philip | Sayanora Philip |
Bhula Diya | Single | 2018 | Sayanora Philip, Rayshad Rauf | Zan Hussain | Sreejith Pillai |
Sarvam Saha... Vendayini | Single | 2022 | Sayanora Philip, Indulekha Warrier | Vaisakh Sugunan, Sayanora Philip | Sayanora Philip |
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