Undoubtedly a favorite to critics and masses alike, Kavita Subramaniam's (Krishnamurti), singing career reads like a fairy tale. Her exquisite voice, wide range and versatility with song styles has placed her in a unique place amongst performing musicians.
      "The nightingale, voice which has bewitched many an audience and continues to belt out one successful number after the other, Kavita Subramaniam is a household name to film music buffs, KHALEEJ TIMES
      Today, Kavita Subramaniam's filmology includes hits from classics like Mr. India and Saudagar to today's Devdas and Jeena Sirf Tere Liye. She has sung for regional films in many Indian languages such as Marathi, Punjabi, Bengali, Oriya, Assamese, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam and Kannada. Her graceful voice has recorded more than 1,500 songs in several languages. This vocal sirens undaunted efforts towards excellence have brought her several accolades, as well a large fan following the world over. Prestigious awards include three Film Fare awards, in 1995 (1942 - A Love Story), 1996 (Yaarana) and 1997 (Khamoshi).
      Just some of her other awards and achievements include; the 1997 Screen Award for "Khamoshi, the 1998 Sansui Viewers Choice Award, and the 1999 Screen Videocon Award and Lux Zee Cine Award for "Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam. She is the recipient of the Priyadarshini Award as well as the Lion's Club Awards. She won the "Best Singer" award at the Stardust Millennium 2000 Awards and the list continues! She was twice the recipient of the Bollywood Award, 2000 and 2002, in New York and has won the Kishore Kumar Journalists'/Critics' Award 2002 in Calcutta. Her latest accomplishment includes yet another Filmfare Award as Best Playback singer for Devdas. Mrs. Kavita Subramaniam and Dr. L. Subramaniam are currently collaborating on a joint album to be released soon.

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