Sahithi

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Sahiti G
Birth nameSahithi Galidevara
Born (1987-02-12) 12 February 1987 (age 36)
OriginVizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh, India
GenresFilmi
Occupation(s)Singer
Years active2008–present

Sahiti G (born 12 February 1987) is an Indian playback singer. She has recorded several songs in Telugu both in movies and albums.

Career[edit]

  • She won the regional version of Sa Re Ga Ma Pa – Voice of Youth by Zee Telugu in 2008[1]
  • She was one of the 12 finalists in the first season of Sony TV's singing reality show X Factor India (2011)[2]

Discography[edit]

  • Jabba Kotti – Pardhu (2008)
  • Mummy Daddy – Ek Police (2008)
  • O Xanamaina Chaalu – Siddu from Srikakulam (2008)
  • Chandamamala Andagadini – Anaganaga O Dheerudu (2011)
  • Pillalame – Tolisariga (2011)
  • Kavalante Istale – Naku Oka Lover Undi (2011)
  • Singarenundhi – Rachcha(2012)
  • Ruler – Dammu (2012)
  • Nene Nani ne – Eega (2012)
  • Gaji biji gathukula – Sudigadu (2012)
  • Inka emi cheppalo – Kamina (2012)
  • Naa swasalona pongindi – Chanakyudu (2012)
  • née varasa neede – Routine love story (2012)
  • Chal Challe – Ongole Gitta (2013)
  • Kothaga née pairichayam – biscuit 2013
  • Anu anu – romance 2013
  • Soodimande – Doosukeltha (2013)
  • Vastha vasthava – prema geema janta nai (2013)
  • Milky meenakshi – prema geema janta nai (2013)
  • magadheerudee – rajakota rahasyam (2013)
  • love you ra – Hum Tum (2013)
  • Neelakasam Karigi – Mudduga (2013)
  • Adugulu kalisi – Mudduga (2013)
  • Naa kallalona – Hum Tum (2013)
  • Manasuni Mamathani – Gallotelinattunde (2013)
  • Tirugubaatidi – Basanti (2013)
  • "O Ningey Thuli Holi" - Kaalicharan (2013)
  • Atu Amalapuram Remix – Kotha Janta (2014)
  • Yevaritho modati adugu – Green Signal (2014)
  • ohh kooni ragama – Amrutham Chandamamalo (2014)
  • yeruvaka sagaro remix – Amrutham Chandamamalo (2014)
  • Alli nodu – Shivam 2105
  • Dreamigey bandhe – Shivam 2015
  • Halavaru – Buguri 2016
  • Rai Rai – Rule (2016)
  • "Silicon Valley Figure" - Oru Nodiyil (2016 - Tamil)
  • "Simla Apple Naa Pere" - Parvathipuram (2016)
  • "Rangadeva" - Maa Abbayi (2017)
  • Lagam Time – Lie (2017)
  • Boost pilla – aaradugula bullet 2017
  • Pink lips – loukyam
  • Bhagmathie theme song – Bhagmathie
  • Vandella Life Lona - 90ML (2019)

Albums[edit]

  • What Happen to me, Velige Deepam, Plz Vinaddu from the album Plz Vinaddu (2011)
  • Mudakaratha Modakam, Sumanovandita Sundari from the album Jayaghosha (2011)

Personal life[edit]

Sahiti holds a BTech degree and worked for Infosys for sometime. However, singing is her passion and she wishes to pursue a career by leaving the IT firm.[3]

References[edit]

  1. ↑ Rajul Hegde (10 June 2011) "Meet the X Factor contestants", Rediff Retrieved 6 August 2011
  2. ↑ Tanya Datta (11 June 2011) "X Factor finalists to rock the stage", The Times of India Retrieved 6 August 2011
  3. ↑ Gaurav Malani (23 July 2011) "I got eliminated for being a South Indian: Sahiti", The Times of India Retrieved 6 August 2011


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