Shuchita Vyas (born 13 December 1986) is an Indian Playback Singer, Music Composer and Live Performer. Born in Guna,[1]Madhya Pradesh, she began performing at local gatherings and stage shows at the age of four.[2] She gained early recognition by winning Khelo Gaao Jeeto on DD National[3] and later participated in India's Got Talent (Season 2),[4][5] judged by Kirron Kher, Sonali Bendre, and Sajid Khan.
Vyas has also collaborated with Annu Kapoor on Music Masti Dhoom on DD National. In a notable tribute to Ahmedabad's recognition as India's first World Heritage City, she and Devang Patel dedicated the song Amdavad Heritage Garbo. The song was featured at #8 in the Ahmedabad Times list [6] of Top 10 Best Singles.[7]
Expanding her musical portfolio, in 2018 Vyas wrote, composed, and performed her first single, Gupchup Batiya, which was released through Zee Music Company.[8][9]
In 2019, she released the romantic Garba song Preet Navi Reet Ni, a pre-wedding number that beautifully traces a couple's romantic journey. The song, which blends traditional Garba rhythms with a love story, also features Shuchita in a glamorous avatar, showcasing both her vocals and screen presence.[10][11]
In 2021, she released her Navratri special song Navrat, celebrating the festival with devotional energy and vibrant melodies.[12] The same year, on the occasion of Shri Krishna Janmashtami, she released the single Shrinathji – Humare Aise Rasiya. The devotional track features Mansi Bisht in a soulful performance, while Sudhanshu Vyas and Kunal Vyas lent their voices, adding to the song's divine essence.[13]
In 2022 came up with a Hindi Single 'Bujhaade' [14] On September 29, Shuchita Vyas met the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi. During the meeting, Modi praised her singing and extended his blessings by placing his hand on her head. [15]
In 2024, she released the Rajasthani folk song Kesariyo alongside Hussain Khan. Produced by Bhushan Kumar under the T-Series banner, the music video showcases the rich heritage and soulful melodies of Rajasthan, bringing its cultural essence to a global audience.[16]
She has also composed music and sung for full-length feature films, including the horror film 47 Dhansukh Bhawan[17] where singer Bhoomi Trivedi sung the song 'Shu Thai Che' under the music direction of Shuchita Vyas. The song is one of the five popular songs sung by Bhoomi Trivedi.[18] In the same film Shuchita sung the song 'Shu Thai Gayu'.[17] Then she composed music for a comedy film London Calling.[19] Along with Playback singing and Live shows, Shuchita is composing music regularly for various film projects.[20][21]
Shuchita worked as a playback singer for the Hindi Television Series Guddan Tumse Na Ho Payega where she sung the Title Track. In 2023 Shuchita sung for a Gujarati mystery thriller comedy film Gulaam Chor where she sung the title track of the film. In 2024 she came up with a single folk song 'Pyaro Madhya Pradesh'. [22]
In 2021, Shuchita Vyas was awarded the Critics' Choice Best Music Director Award for the film 47 Dhansukh Bhavan at the Gujarati Film Excellence Awards. [15]
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