Tracks: Arabu Naadu - Hari Charan / Yuvan Shanker Raja (Genre: Happy) Vittal Suryan - Ranjith / Yuvan Shanker Raja (Genre: Happy) Kadathuren Naan - Rahul / Saindhavi (Genre: Happy) Valaiyal Karangalai - Vijay Yesudas (Genre: Love) Ennai Pidicha - Hari Charan / Binni Krishnakumar (Genre: Love) Vaadi Vambu Penne - Sujtha (Genre: Happy) Cast: Sakthi Vasu, Gowri Munjal, Rajkiran Music: Yuvan Shankar Raja Lyris: Vaalee,Snehan Director: P Vasu Producer: P Vasu For More Updates: Subscribe to us on: Follow us on: Like us on: Follow us on.

Yuvan Shankar Raja Background information Birth name Yuvan Shankar Raja Also known as Abdul Khaliq, Born ( 1979-08-31) 31 August 1979 (age 38), Tamil Nadu, India Origin, Tamil Nadu, India Genres, Occupation(s) Music composer, Playback singer, Film producer - YSR Films, Music producer - U1 Records Instruments Guitar, keyboard, vocals () Years active 1996–present Labels,, Yuvan Shankar Raja (born 31 August 1979) is an Indian singer-songwriter, and and occasional lyricist from, Tamil Nadu. He has predominantly scored music for. The youngest son of premier Indian film composer, he began his musical career in 1996, at age 16, when he composed the film score for. After an initial struggle, he made his big break with the soundtrack (2001), and evolved as one of Tamil cinema's most sought-after composers by the mid-2000s.

Within a span of 15 years, Yuvan Shankar Raja has worked on over 100 films. Considered a versatile composer, he is particularly known for his use of and often credited with having introduced to the Tamil film and music industry and having started the 'era of ' in. He has won two; the in 2004 for his score in the drama and in 2009 for his Telugu musical.

Also, he received six nominations for Filmfare Awards, two in 2006 and 2010 and the in 2006 for, becoming the only Indian composer to win it. Aside from scoring film music and soundtracks, he also produces personal music albums from time to time. In 1999, he made the Tamil pop album The Blast, that contained 12 tracks, featuring vocals by, and.

However, the album went downright unnoticed. In 2008, he started working on his second album, the rights of which had been acquired. Reportedly a bilingual album, produced in both Tamil and Hindi, the album was never released.

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In 2010, he joined hands with former for a grand music video album titled '. The popular song of the same title, based on which the album is made, was written by Kalam and is set to tunes by Yuvan Shankar Raja, who, along with Kalam and many other celebrities from the field of sports and entertainment, will feature in the as well. The album was made as a trilingual, produced in the three languages, Hindi and English, and remains also unreleased. Concerts [ ] In January 2009, Yuvan had announced his first live performance, which was planned to be held at the in Toronto, Canada on 25 April 2009. According to Yuvan, the show would have featured around 30 songs, sung by well-known singers and his father, as well as some stage dances in between, by actresses and.

However, the concert had been postponed eventually, with Yuvan Shankar stating that he was working on novel ideas to make the show memorable and hence, postponed the concert. In October 2009, he announced that a, titled 'Oru Naalil', is planned with a three-hour to be held in various cities all over the world.

The tour began with a show on 1 December 2009 at the in, United Arab Emirates, featuring performances by singers such as Shankar Mahadevan, Hariharan,, and and professional dancers from, which was expected to be followed by shows in Canada, the and South Africa. Also, it was planned to conduct the shows in and, but following the Dubai concert, the tour was cancelled. In October 2010, Yuvan Shankar Raja disclosed that he had signed for his first live concert in Chennai.

The event, named, which was sponsored, organized and later telecasted on, was held at the YMCA Grounds,, Chennai, on 16 January 2011. Additionally, a promotional music video, 'I'll Be There for You', composed and sung by Yuvan Shankar himself, directed by Vishnuvardhan and shot by was made, while STAR Vijay aired a 3-week, 14 episode serial on Yuvan Shankar Raja as a run-up to the concert. On 16 February 2012, organized a live-in tribute concert for Yuvan Shankar Raja, where he also performed. He performed at the inaugural Kuala Lumpur International Indian Music Festival 2012 held at the, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on 15 December 2012. A pre-launch event to promote the concert was held in, Kuala Lumpur in the first week of September, where Yuvan Shankar Raja sang a couple of songs.

Music style and impact [ ] Yuvan Shankar Raja has been credited with having introduced in the Tamil film music industry and having successfully integrated the genre into the Tamil musical mainstream. He has explored various genres, and experimented with new sounds. Yuvan Shankar Raja has not learnt, although he has used complex patterns and in several films, including and.

Critics have noted that Yuvan Shankar Raja's music has a 'youthful character to it', with his compositions in particular appealing to the younger generation. Yuvan Shankar Raja started the 'era of '; 'Aasai Nooru Vagai' from Kurumbu (2004) is considered as the first remix in a Tamil film, following which several composers began remixing Tamil film songs from the 1970s and 80s. He has experimented with the fusion of old songs with his own original compositions, mixing and incorporating parts of them into his songs, e.g., 'Theepidikka' from Arinthum Ariyamalum (2005) and 'Enga Area' from Pudhupettai (2005). In 2010, he and his friend and fellow actor Silambarasan released the song 'Evan Di Unna Pethan' from the film Vaanam (2011) as a single, which generated the trend of releasing single tracks from film soundtracks in Tamil cinema several months prior to the actual release, although the first single in Tamil cinema had been released in 2001 already. Personal life [ ] Yuvan Shankar Raja married his girlfriend Sujaya Chandran on 21 March 2005, at the Mayor Sri Ramanathan Chettiyar Hall in, India.

Yuvan had met her in 2002 as a fan at a music cultural program in London and both fell in love later. Sujaya was a London-based singer and the daughter of Dr. Velayutham and Dr. Sarojini Chandran. They had a secret registered marriage in September 2003 in London, before the formal public wedding was held in 2005 with the consent of their parents. In August 2007, they filed for divorce with mutual consent, which was granted in February 2008, after 6 months. The reason for the divorce was cited to be 'irreconcilable differences'.

On 1 September 2011, he married Shilpa Mohan at the, in Andhra Pradesh on 1 September 2011. The marriage was held in a simple ceremony with only family members and close friends being present.

Shilpa was revealed to be a graduate from the, Australia. A was arranged a day later in Chennai. In February 2014, he announced through his Twitter account that he had embraced. He further rechristened himself as Abdul Khaliq.

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