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Indian musicians born in 1987

Here are 14 famous musicians from India were born in 1987:

Aditya Narayan

Aditya Narayan (August 6, 1987 Mumbai-) also known as Narayan, Aditya, Aditya Narayan Jha, Aditya or Master Aditya Narayan is an Indian singer, actor, presenter, composer and lyricist.

Aditya Narayan started his career as a child artist, singing and acting in Bollywood films such as "Rangeela" and "Pardes". He gained popularity as a singer with his debut album "Shaapit". He has also hosted several reality shows such as "Indian Idol" and "Sa Re Ga Ma Pa". Aditya Narayan is the son of famous Bollywood singer Udit Narayan and has also worked with his father on various musical projects. Apart from his singing and hosting careers, he has also acted in several films and TV shows such as "Shaapit" and "Rishta Likhenge Hum Naya". Additionally, he has composed and written lyrics for several musical projects.

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Rahul Vaidya

Rahul Vaidya (September 23, 1987 Nagpur-) also known as Vaidya, Rahul is an Indian singer and actor.

His most well known albums: Tera Intezaar. Genres: Pop music and Indian pop.

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Prajakta Shukre

Prajakta Shukre (November 29, 1987 Jabalpur-) also known as Shukre, Prajakta is an Indian singer.

Genres related to her: Filmi.

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SuVi

SuVi (September 26, 1987 Thrissur-) is an Indian singer and lyricist.

Genres she performed: Rhythm and blues, Funk and Indian pop.

G. V. Prakash Kumar

G. V. Prakash Kumar (June 13, 1987 Chennai-) also known as G.V. Prakash, Prakash, Master G.V. Prakash, Prakash Kumar, G.V., G.V.Prakash, GVP, GV or G. V. Prakash is an Indian musician, record producer, composer, singer, playback singer, film score composer, film producer, music director and actor.

His albums: Seval, Angaadi Theru, Irumbukkottai Murattu Singam, Aadukalam, Muppozhudhum Un Karpanaigal, Vellitherai, Polladhavan, Oram Po, Naan Aval Adhu and Deiva Thirumagal. Genres he performed include Film score and World music.

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Antara Mitra

Antara Mitra (July 10, 1987 West Bengal-) is an Indian singer, playback singer and actor.

Antara Mitra gained popularity after participating in the second season of the singing reality show Indian Idol. She has since worked as a playback singer in many Bollywood films, including "Chameli", "Om Shanti Om" and "Grand Masti". She has also appeared in several music videos and has been recognized with multiple awards for her contributions to the Indian music industry. In addition to singing, Antara has also acted in a few Bengali films. She continues to be an active performer and has received praise for her versatile voice and strong stage presence.

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Haricharan

Haricharan (March 20, 1987 Chennai-) a.k.a. Hari Charan or Haricharan Seshadri is an Indian singer and playback singer.

Discography: I.

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Sahithi

Sahithi (February 12, 1987-) also known as Sahithi is an Indian singer and playback singer.

Her related genres: Filmi.

Varun Dhawan

Varun Dhawan (April 24, 1987 Mumbai-) is an Indian actor.

He is the son of film director David Dhawan and started his acting career in 2012 with the film "Student of the Year". He has since appeared in numerous Bollywood films, including "Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania", "Badlapur", "Dilwale", "Judwaa 2" and "October". Dhawan has received several awards for his performances, including a Filmfare Award for Best Actor for his role in "Badlapur". In addition to acting, Dhawan has been involved in various philanthropic activities, including supporting the education of underprivileged children. He is considered one of the most successful young actors in Bollywood today.

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Arijit Singh

Arijit Singh (April 25, 1987 Jiaganj Azimganj-) also known as Arjit Singh is an Indian singer, record producer and playback singer.

His albums: Jackpot, Queen and Khamoshiyan.

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Sooraj Santhosh

Sooraj Santhosh (September 19, 1987 Kollam-) is an Indian singer.

Genres: Indian classical music.

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Balaji Mohan

Balaji Mohan (May 25, 1987 Tiruchirappalli-) is an Indian film director, screenwriter and actor.

He is best known for his work in Tamil cinema, having directed and written several successful films including "Kadhalil Sodhappuvadhu Yeppadi", "Vaayai Moodi Pesavum", "Maari" and "As I'm Suffering From Kadhal". Balaji Mohan began his career as a director with the short film "Mugaputhagam" which won critical acclaim at several international film festivals. He has won several awards for his work, including the Tamil Nadu State Film Award for Best First Film of a Director and the Vijay Award for Best Debut Director for his first feature film "Kadhalil Sodhappuvadhu Yeppadi". In addition to his work as a filmmaker, Balaji Mohan has also acted in a small role in "Kadhalil Sodhappuvadhu Yeppadi" and has appeared as a guest on several reality television shows.

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Megha

Megha (March 18, 1987 Chennai-) otherwise known as Harini Ramachandran is an Indian playback singer.

Genres she performed include Carnatic music and Western music.

Suchith Suresan

Suchith Suresan (August 24, 1987 Thiruvananthapuram-) is an Indian playback singer.

He began his career in the music industry in 2011 with the Malayalam film "Bachelor Party" and went on to sing in several other films in Malayalam, Tamil, and Telugu. He gained popularity for his soulful rendition of the song "Pularumo" from the Malayalam film "Charlie" which was composed by Gopi Sundar. Apart from films, Suchith has also sung for several independent music projects and has collaborated with various music directors in the industry. He was awarded the Best Male Singer at the Asiavision Awards in 2016 for his song "Thennal Nilavinte" from the Malayalam film "Oru Vadakkan Selfie".

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