Hema Sardesai
Hema Sardesai also known as simply Hema, is an Indian playback singer, best… Read Full Bio ↴Hema Sardesai also known as simply Hema, is an Indian playback singer, best known for her Hindi songs.
During her career, Sardesai has sung playback songs for over 60 Bollywood films, has released several successful Indipop albums, and has performed numerous live stage shows in almost all the states of India and world tours in different countries around the globe.
Sardesai is the only Indian Singer to win the Grand Prix at the 16th International Pop Song Festival in Germany, and the only female singer other than Lata Mangeshkar to perform at the celebrations for the 50th year of India's Independence day.
Born in Mumbai, India, Hema Sardesai hails from Goa.
She began singing from a very young age, and made her stage debut as an eight years old girl, at the Navratri Festival. As a child, teachers and friends used to call her Happy Go Lucky Girl and even today she is frequently called so by her colleagues in the Indian music industry.
She started her playback singing career in 1989 and made her singing debut in the film Goonj, singing for actress Juhi Chawla.[1] Since then she has sung songs for over 60 Hindi films for many popular actresses like Manisha Koirala, Urmila Matondkar, Karisma Kapoor, Raveena Tandon, Tabbu, Kajol, Preity Zinta, Sushmita Sen and Kareena Kapoor, collaborating with some of India's most prominent music directors and composers, including Anu Malik, A R Rahman, Rajesh Roshan, Nadeem-Shravan, Vishal Bhardwaj and Pritam.
Her first milestone achievement was her winning the Grand Prix at the 16th International Pop Song Festival '89 held in Germany. This gave her an opportunity to express her stage talent, and since then she has successfully performed on TV and live stage shows in almost all the states of India and numerous world tours in different countries such as the USA, UK, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Holland, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji Islands, West Indies, Thailand, Nepal, Indonesia and so on.
On 15 August 1997 Hema performed at the celebrations for the 50th year of India's Independence. She sang one of her own compositions, Mere Vatan Hindustan at Vijay Chowk in New Delhi witnessed by an audience of nearly 3 million people. The Song was especially composed by Hema for the occasion.
Her 1999 album Piya Se Milke Aaye Nain won Hema an award for "The best selling album of the season".
During her years in the Indian film industry, Sardesai was widely praised for her song performances. Her performances for songs such as Awaara Bhavaren (Sapnay, 1997), Sona Sona Ye Na Hona (Soldier, 1998), Sar Sar Hawa Hai (Daman, 2001), Kitne Kisse Hain (Astitva, 2001), Hai Re Hai Re (Khushi, 2003), Sun Suniyo (Musafir, 2004), the title track of the film Asambhav (2005) among many other, were much appreciated and applauded by critics and audiences. The Times of India wrote about her once "'Hema Sardesai hit an all time high with 'Aawara Bhavaren'. A few albums which did exceedingly well on the charts followed. Hema has always been someone who needs to have her share of fun. She wants to concentrate on being the Indian girl who can get both critical and commercial acclaim. After all with a debut like 'Hindustani Gudiya' you would have expected that."
Hema is the only singer who sang playback duets with four Superstars: Amitabh Bachchan (Baghban), Naseeruddin Shah (Asambhav), Govinda (Hum Do Hamara Do) and Shahrukh Khan (Josh).
While The Asian Age proclaimed that she is "A playback singer with a difference." another critic from Record wrote, "One of the most versatile performers and singers in our industry, Hema Sardesai has over the last few years made a mark for herself in the heart of every music lover. She is versatile because she not only sings for films and Indipop, but also renders Indian Classical and Western Pop songs beautifully, besides Folk and Fusion. Her live stints in India and abroad have proved her vocal strength."
During her career, Sardesai has sung playback songs for over 60 Bollywood films, has released several successful Indipop albums, and has performed numerous live stage shows in almost all the states of India and world tours in different countries around the globe.
Sardesai is the only Indian Singer to win the Grand Prix at the 16th International Pop Song Festival in Germany, and the only female singer other than Lata Mangeshkar to perform at the celebrations for the 50th year of India's Independence day.
Born in Mumbai, India, Hema Sardesai hails from Goa.
She began singing from a very young age, and made her stage debut as an eight years old girl, at the Navratri Festival. As a child, teachers and friends used to call her Happy Go Lucky Girl and even today she is frequently called so by her colleagues in the Indian music industry.
She started her playback singing career in 1989 and made her singing debut in the film Goonj, singing for actress Juhi Chawla.[1] Since then she has sung songs for over 60 Hindi films for many popular actresses like Manisha Koirala, Urmila Matondkar, Karisma Kapoor, Raveena Tandon, Tabbu, Kajol, Preity Zinta, Sushmita Sen and Kareena Kapoor, collaborating with some of India's most prominent music directors and composers, including Anu Malik, A R Rahman, Rajesh Roshan, Nadeem-Shravan, Vishal Bhardwaj and Pritam.
Her first milestone achievement was her winning the Grand Prix at the 16th International Pop Song Festival '89 held in Germany. This gave her an opportunity to express her stage talent, and since then she has successfully performed on TV and live stage shows in almost all the states of India and numerous world tours in different countries such as the USA, UK, Germany, Belgium, Spain, Holland, Australia, New Zealand, Fiji Islands, West Indies, Thailand, Nepal, Indonesia and so on.
On 15 August 1997 Hema performed at the celebrations for the 50th year of India's Independence. She sang one of her own compositions, Mere Vatan Hindustan at Vijay Chowk in New Delhi witnessed by an audience of nearly 3 million people. The Song was especially composed by Hema for the occasion.
Her 1999 album Piya Se Milke Aaye Nain won Hema an award for "The best selling album of the season".
During her years in the Indian film industry, Sardesai was widely praised for her song performances. Her performances for songs such as Awaara Bhavaren (Sapnay, 1997), Sona Sona Ye Na Hona (Soldier, 1998), Sar Sar Hawa Hai (Daman, 2001), Kitne Kisse Hain (Astitva, 2001), Hai Re Hai Re (Khushi, 2003), Sun Suniyo (Musafir, 2004), the title track of the film Asambhav (2005) among many other, were much appreciated and applauded by critics and audiences. The Times of India wrote about her once "'Hema Sardesai hit an all time high with 'Aawara Bhavaren'. A few albums which did exceedingly well on the charts followed. Hema has always been someone who needs to have her share of fun. She wants to concentrate on being the Indian girl who can get both critical and commercial acclaim. After all with a debut like 'Hindustani Gudiya' you would have expected that."
Hema is the only singer who sang playback duets with four Superstars: Amitabh Bachchan (Baghban), Naseeruddin Shah (Asambhav), Govinda (Hum Do Hamara Do) and Shahrukh Khan (Josh).
While The Asian Age proclaimed that she is "A playback singer with a difference." another critic from Record wrote, "One of the most versatile performers and singers in our industry, Hema Sardesai has over the last few years made a mark for herself in the heart of every music lover. She is versatile because she not only sings for films and Indipop, but also renders Indian Classical and Western Pop songs beautifully, besides Folk and Fusion. Her live stints in India and abroad have proved her vocal strength."
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Hema Sardesai Lyrics
Aandi Hai Jaandi Hai आंदी ए जांदी ए आंदी ए जांदी ए आंदी जांदी ए आंदी…
Apun Bola अपुन बोला तू मेरी लैला वो बोली फेकता है साला अपुन जबही…
Awaara Bhanwara आवारा भँवरे जो हौले हौले गाये फूलों के तन पे हवाएं…
Awaara Bhanwra Awara bhanwre jo haule haule gaaye Phulo ke tan pe hawaye…
Badal Pe Paon Hai Ho Ho Ho Ho Hooooooooooooo Socha Kaha Tha Yeh Jo Yeh…
Badal Pe Paon Hain ओहो हो ओहोहो सोचा कहाँ था ये जो ये जो हो…
Chain Gaya Dil Ka चैन गया दिल का बेचैनी बढ़ी है चैन गया दिल का…
Chori Chori Hayo rabba hayo rabba hayo rabba hayo rabba Hayo rabba…
Doston Naam Karna Hai दोस्तों नाम करना है ऐसा काम करना है हे दोस्तों नाम…
Hai Re Hai Re है रे है रे है रे है रे है रे है…
Hulle Hulle हल्ले हल्ले हल्ले हल्ले हल्ले हल्ले हल्ले हल्ले आ आ आ आ…
Hum Deewane औ ओ हो हो हो उ उ औ ओ हो हो औ…
hum to dil chahen tumhara हे, हम तो दिल चाहे तुम्हारा वादा है वादा हमारा समझो नज़र…
Humrahi Jabho Mastana हा आ आ आ हा आ आ आ फिर चलने वाले रुकते…
Jaan Meri जान मेरी जान-इ-जाना संग-संग चलें कहीं जान मेरी अ हा जान मेर…
Jaanam Samjha Karo होय होय होय होय हो हो हो हो हो हो who is…
Jungle Hai ओ ओ ओ ये ये ये ये ई ना ना…
khullam khulla बम बम भोले दुनिया डोले तू क्या बोले अरे आज हम खुश बम…
Mohabbat Ho Na Jaye आ आ आ आ आ आ आ आ आ आ आ…
Naach हा ह हा हा हा हा ह ह नाच मेरी जान…
Nav Nav Lakha नमश्कारम वणक्कम स्वागतम मुबारकम Welcome to the Indian marria…
Piya Piya ल ल्ल ल ल्ल ल ल्ल ल ल्ल ल ल्ल…
Piya Se Milke Aaye Nain पिया से मिलके आए नैन पिया से मिलके आए नैन हाए मैं…
Pyar Bechti Hoon प्यार बेचती हूँ मैं प्यार बेचती हूँ एक बार नही बार बार बेचती…
Qayamat-Qayamat हमें तो पहली नज़र में तुमसे प्यार हो गया था मुझे भी…
Sun suniyo Sun Suniyo Suniyo... (2) Sun Suniyo Suniyo Dildaara, Sun Su…
Teri Meri Baat (?) नि सा सा सा सा नि सा नि सा सा सा…
Teri Tor Soni ता रा रा ता रा रा ता रा रा तेरी तोर…
Toofan Ki Raat तूफ़ान की रात तूफ़ान की रात जिस्मों में शोले बहकने की…