She toured entire Maharashtra state accompanying her mentor, Desai, and taught many Marathi songs for school children. Her other song Humko Mann Ki Shakti Dena became a school prayer since the release of the song in 1971 and continues to be even now. Composed in Miyan Ki Malhar raag, the song showcased her classical prowess and subsequently fetching her many laurels and awards including the Tansen Samman (for best classical-based song in a Hindi film), the Lions International Best Promising Singer award, the All India Cinegoers Association award, and the All India Film-goers Association award for the Best Playback Singer in 1971. Desai offered Vani to record three songs in the film amongst which the song "Bole Re Papihara", featuring Jaya Bachchan in the lead role, became a talk-of-the-town song and gave her instant recognition.
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Vani's good professional association with Vasant Desai resulted in her breakthrough with the film Guddi (1971) directed by Hrishikesh Mukherjee. She recorded most of the dubbed songs from Tamil composed by Ilaiyaraaja. Mahadevan, Vani recorded many Telugu songs for Rajan-Nagendra, Satyam, Chakravarthy, M. She received her third National Film Award for the film.Īpart from K. Later in 1990, the same team produced the film Swati Kiranam which was again musically noted and all the songs sung by Vani were received well. Mahadevan for many films like Seetamalakshmi (1978), Sruthilayalu (1987), Sankarabharanam and Swati Kiranam. She went on to collaborate with director Viswanath and music director K. She was also awarded with Andhra Pradesh government's Nandi Award for Best Female Playback Singer for the same songs. Viswanath's musical film Sankarabharanam (1979), Vani increased her popularity by singing five songs and winning her second National Film award for all the songs collectively. The songs "Poojalu Cheya" and "Ennenno Janmala Bandham" became household hits and cemented her position.
Her songs for the film Pooja (1975) brought her to the forefront in Telugu cinema. Kodandapani was a classical dance based song. The song "Eppativalekaadura Naa Swami" composed by S. She recorded her first Telugu song for the film Abhimanavanthulu (1973). Vani's contribution towards Telugu cinema and devotional songs has been extensive and widespread. The music was given by none other than Pt. She sang with veteran vocalist of agra charan Pt. The album released to much popularity among the Marathi audience and the duet song was well received. Upon listening to her voice, Desai chose her to sing the song "Runanubandhacha" for the same album along with Kumar Gandharva. In the same year, she was introduced to the composer Vasant Desai who was recording a Marathi album with singer Kumar Gandharva. She learnt the nuances of various vocal forms such as Thumri, Ghazal and Bhajan under Khan's tutelage and gave her first public concert in 1969. Her rigorous training under him made her quit from her bank job and take up music as her profession. Knowing her singing skills, Jairam persuaded Vani to get trained in the Hindustani classical music and she enrolled under Ustad Abdul Rehman Khan of the Patiala gharana. Upon her request, she was transferred to the Mumbai branch of her bank. Īfter her marriage with Jairam in 1969, She moved to Mumbai to set up her family. Post her studies, Vani was employed with the State Bank of India, Madras and later in 1967, she was transferred to the Hyderabad branch. At the age of 8, she gave her first public performance at the All India Radio, Madras.Vani Jairam was a student of Queen Mary's College in Madras University. Vani was glued to the Radio Ceylon channel and was attracted towards Hindi film songs to the extent that she used to memorize and reproduce the entire orchestration of the songs that used to repeatedly play on the Radio. Later she was given a formal Carnatic training under the guidance of Kadalur Srinivas Iyengar, T. Her mother Padmavathi, trained under Ranga Ramunaja Iyengar, enrolled her into his classes where he taught her a few Muthuswami Dikshitar kritis.
Vani was born as Kalaivani in Vellore in Tamil Nadu, in a Tamil family of classically trained musicians as a fifth daughter in a family of six daughters and three sons.
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