Champa Kalhari

Champa Kalhari
Champa Kalhari
Birth name Champa Kalhari Jayasekara
Born March 21, 1974 (1974-03-21) (age 37)
Origin Sri Lanka
Occupations Singer

Champa Kalhari Jayasekara (born March 21, 1974, Colombo) is a Sri Lankan singer.

Early life and education

Kalhari was born in Colombo, the daughter of a musician. She was educated in Visaka Vidyalaya, Colombo and studied music in India. She currently resides in Piliyandala.

Career

At her selection test conducted by Radio Ceylon in 1980, she performed the song "Sri Lanka Ma Prriyadara Jaya Bhoomi" by Latha Mangeshkar.[1] As a result she was offered a chance to appear on the children's radio programme Ḷamā Piṭiya ("Children's Field").

She became popular singing Hindi songs. Her first album was called Sathire.[1] She has released more than fifteen albums, most of them Hindi songs. She has performed as a playback singer in movies in the Sinhala language. She has produced a Sinhala CD with 16 songs.

Kalhari produced a recording of Sinhalese songs in Hindi. With the permission of songwriters Gunadasa Kapuge, Dayaratne Ranatunga and Sanath Nandasiri, she sang their songs in Hindi. Kalhari has also worked as an actress and an announcer. She has acted in thirteen teledramas. She was the announcer for the program Hindi Top Ten aired by Shree FM on Sundays.[1]

References

  1. ^ a b c "Kalhari : Tinkling voice and business savvy". The Sunday Observer. 23 June 2002. http://www.sundayobserver.lk/2002/06/23/mag04.html. Retrieved 13 July 2010. 

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