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Shaan

Shaan performing Live at Alive India in Concert (Bangalore) in

December 2015

Background information

Birth name Shantanu Mukherjee

Born 30 September 1972 (age 48)[1]

Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh, India[2]

 Filmi
Genres
 pop

Occupation(s)  Playback singer

 Television presenter

 Actor
 Instruments  Vocals

Years active 1999–present

Labels  OSA

 Magnasound

 Sony Music

 Universal Music

 BMG Crescendo

 Regional Music Centre

 EMI Virgin Records

 Saregama

 Sagarika Music

 Zee Records

 Venus

 T-Series

 Tips

 YRF Music

 Asha Music

 Shaan Music

Shantanu Mukherjee (born 30 September 1972), known as Shaan, is

an Indian playback singer, actor and television presenter active
in Hindi, Bengali, Marathi, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Gujarati, Marathi and Urdu languag
e films and a television host. He hosted the shows Sa Re Ga Ma Pa, Sa Re Ga Ma Pa
L'il Champs, Star Voice of India and STAR Voice of India 2. In Music Ka Maha Muqabla,
his team, Shaan's Strikers, finished as the runners up to Shankar Mahadevan's team.
He appeared as a judge in Sa Re Ga Ma Pa L'il Champs 2014–2015 and The Voice
India Kids 2016. In 2015 and 2016, Shaan was the winning coach in each of the first
two seasons of The Voice. In 2016, in The Voice India Kids, he was the coach of the
runner-up contestant.

Contents

 1Early life
 2Early years and music albums
 3Playback singing
 4Musical show hosting
 5International acclaim and other projects
 6Personal Life
 7Discography
 o 7.1Studio Albums
o 7.2Complication Albums
o 7.3Other Albums
 8Filmography
o 8.1Films
o 8.2Television
 9Advisor
 10Awards
 11Tours
 12See also
 13References
 14External links

Early life[edit]

Shaan with wife Radhika

Shaan was born on 30 September 1972 in Khandwa, Madhya Pradesh in

a Bengali family.[1][2] His grandfather was Jahar Mukherjee, a well known lyricist, his
father late Manas Mukherjee, was a music director and his sister Sagarika is a singer as
well.[3]

Early years and music albums[edit]

Shaan began his career singing jingles for advertisements. After giving it up for a brief
period, he returned and, along with jingles, began to sing remixes and cover versions.
Shaan and his sister's career began when they signed up with Magnasound recording
company and recorded a few successful albums, including the hit
album Naujawan followed by Q – Funk, which sold a million copies. He entered the pop
scene with sister Sagarika, singing Biddu's melodies and doing re-mixes. Then
came Roop Tera Mastana, a remix album of R.D. Burman's songs, that brought them
further into the limelight. Shaan launched Loveology after this, which was well received.
He wrote the lyrics of the ballad "Bhool Ja" on his second album Tanha Dil, which
appeared in the charts within days of its release and was popular on radio.
In 2000 he won the MTV Asia Award for Favorite Artist India for best solo album for his
album Tanha Dil. Three years later, Shaan launched his album Aksar, which was
successful and contained songs featuring international stars such as Blue, Mel
C and Samira Said. For both the albums Tanha Dil and Aksar, Shaan sang, composed
and wrote the lyrics of all the songs, except the title track "Tanha Dil", which was
composed by Ram Sampath.
He released Tomar Aakash in 2004, a Bengali album, along with his sister and featuring
his father's unreleased songs.[4] He also plans to release an album remaking his father's
compositions with his sister in Hindi. He recently sang one of his father's compositions
on sets of STAR Plus's Music Ka Maha Muqqabla .
In 2006, he released a song with MLTR, "Take me to your heart". The song appears on
his album Tishnagi, which is produced by Ranjit Barot and engineered by Ashish
Manchanda. The song "Shuruaat" on his album Tishnagi was made into a music video
to promote the film, The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe.[5]
Apart from studio albums, he also sang several other albums songs such as Channel
Hits, Club Class, A Reason To Smile, The Ultimate Party Album, Mon, Akou Mon, Mere
Liye [6] [7] (his sister's album), Bodo Asha Kore, Hoyoth Prem etc.

Playback singing[edit]
Apart from singing on his own albums, Shaan has provided the voice for many of
Bollywood's leading actors. He established himself as one of the leading playback
singers in Bollywood.[8]

Shaan (left) with Vishnu Mishra (right)

Shaan sang, composed the music and wrote the lyrics of his songs on his hit
albums Loveology, Tanha Dil, Aksar and Tishnagi, and has also composed music for
many TV serials, winning the "Best TV music director award". [citation needed] Shaan also gives
advice on music and lyrics to the music directors for whom he sings.
Shaan has sung playback vocals for several hit Bollywood films, including Pyaar Mein
Kabhi Kabhi, Bas Itna Sa Khwaab Hai, Jhankaar Beats, Lakshya, Kaante, Dil Chahta
Hai, Kal Ho Na Ho, Hum Tum, Dhoom, Dus, Salaam Namaste, Fight Club - Members
Only, Koi Mil Gaya, Munna Bhai M.B.B.S, Don - The Chase Begins
Again, Fanaa, Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna, Masti, Om Shanti Om, Ta Ra Rum
Pum, Partner, Welcome, Saawariya, Jab We Met, 3 Idiots, Taare Zameen
Par, PK and Prem Ratan Dhan Payo. Shaan sang "Hakka Bakka" in Ankhon Dekhi.
Shaan has provided the vocals for many hit Bengali, Kannada, Telugu, Tamil, Urdu,
Gujarati, Marathi, Assamese, Malayalam, Odia and Sindhi film songs. Popular songs by
Shaan include hits such as "Musu Musu" (influenced by a hit Nepali song); "Wo Pehli
Baar" from Pyaar Mein Kabhi Kabhi; "Tune Mujhe Pehchaana Nahin" from Raju
Chacha; "Apni Yaadon Ko" from Pyaar Ishq Aur Mohabbat; "Nikamma Kiya Is Dil Ne"
from Kyaa Dil Ne Kahaa; "O Re Kanchi" from Asoka; "Yeh Hawein" from Bas Itna Sa
Khwaab Hai; "Koi Kahe Kehta Rahe" and "Woh Ladki Hai Kahan" from Dil Chahta Hai;
"Subha Ho Gayi Mamu" from Munna Bhai M.B.B.S; "Suno Na" and "Tera Muskurana"
from Jhankaar Beats; "It's The Time To Disco" and "Kuch To Hua Hai" from Kal Ho Na
Ho; "En Panchhiyon" from Koi Mil Gaya"Prem Hoy je keno" from Teen Patti;"Dus
Bahane" from Dus; "Shikdum" from Dhoom; "Main Aisa Kyun Hoon" from Lakshya;
"Ladki Kyun" from Hum Tum; "My Dil Goes Mmmm" from Salaam Namaste; "Where's
The Party Tonight" and "Rock And Roll Soniye" from Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna; "Chori
Chori Chhora Chhori" from Masti; "Main Hoon Don" from Don - The Chase Begins
Again; "Hey Shona" from Ta Ra Rum Pum; "Do U Wanna Partner" and "You're My
Love" from Partner; "Insha Allah" and "Welcome" from Welcome; "Bum Bum Bole"
from Taare Zameen Par; "Aao milo chalo" from Jab We Met, "Kuch Kam" from Dostana;
"Behti Hawa Sa Tha Woh" from 3 Idiots; the popular songs "Chand Sifarish" from the
movie Fanaa; "Dastaan-e-Om Shanti Om" from the movie Om Shanti Om; "Jab Se Tere
Naina" from the movie Saawariya, "Do You Know" from Housefull 2, "Cinema Dekhe
Mamma" from Singh is Bling, "Tere Naina" from Jai Ho, "Chaar Kadam" from PK, and
"Aj Unse Milna Hai" from Prem Ratan Dhan Payo. He has sung a few Nepali songs in
Nepali films and albums, among which the song "Adha Jindagi" has become popular.
He has many hit songs in Kannada films. He has lent his voice to Kannada superstars
such as Puneet Rajkumar, Darshan, Shivrajkumar, Ganesh and Duniya Vijay. A few
songs to mention are; "Eno Onthara" from Hudugata; "Thara Thara Onthara"
from Bindaas; "Amma Amma I Love You" from Maurya; "Shuruvaagide" from Maleyali
Jotheyali; "Kudinotave Manamohaka" from Parichaya; "Jotheyalli Nee Baaro"
from Jothegara; "O Jeevave" from Shyloo; the title track from the film Honganasu; "Savi
Savi" from Chanda; "Nannaane Naa" from Thamassu; "Anthu Inthu" from Munjaane;
"Kalli Neenu" from Dandam Dashagunam; "Warrenta" from Challidaru Sampigeya;
"Miruguthide" from Parie; "Olave Neenillade" from Kalaakaar; "Bahumaanavade"
from Ninagagey Kaadiruve; "Khushiyalli" from Prince; "Yeh Jambhada" from Love;
"Ellindalo Ondu" from Prema Chandrama; "Yamma Yamma" from Rowdy Aliya; the title
track from Dhan Dhan Dhana; "Gaaliyalli Kavanava" from Baaji; "Hottotho Munchene"
from Preethi Nee Shashvathana; "Hudugi Hudugi" from Meshtru; "Naa Haadoke"
from Bisile; "Nee Thandiruve" from Karthik; "Neeli Neeli" from Machcha; "Neenu
Ninthare" from Kool; "Ninna Nenedare" from Sihigaali; the title track from the film Ale;
and "Usire Usire" from Hebbuli.
He has recently recorded a playback for an upcoming Bengali feature
film Network which is composed by Dabbu[9]

Musical show hosting[edit]

Shaan hosted the television show Sa Re Ga Ma Pa on Zee TV between the years
2000–2006, which won the Music Programme of the Year award at the Indian Telly
Awards in 2003. In 2007, he left and was replaced by 21-year-old Aditya Narayan. At
the same awards, Shaan won Best TV Music Director, for creating the music of the Zee
TV show, Lipstick, for his friend Goldie Behl. He also appeared as the guest in the first
episode of the new show Antakshari: The Great Challenge which aired on 9 February
2007 on Star One.
Shaan is now the host of a music show called Star Voice of India (SVOI) which airs on
Star Plus. He was offered the role of host for Star Voice of India Chote Ustaad, but
opted out to spend time with his family. However, he returned to host the next season
of Star Voice of India.
In June 2015, Shaan was introduced as a coach in the first season of the singing-based
reality TV show The Voice, appearing with a swollen face caused by an exercising
accident.[10] He was the coach of Pawandeep Rajan, the eventual winner. In 2016, in
season 2, he again was the winning coach, of contestant Farhan Sabir. In 2016, in The
Voice India Kids, he was the coach of the runner-up contestant.

International acclaim and other projects[edit]

Shaan is one of the few Indian singers who have collaborated with international singers.
After working with blue for the song "One Love" and singing the theme song
("Shuruaat") for the movie The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the
Wardrobe, Shaan collaborated with Michael Learns to Rock for his album Tishnagi.
Shaan also composed six of the album's nine tracks and penned most of the songs,
excluding the number Take Me To Your Heart with Michael Learns to Rock. The video
of this number has been popular too.[11]
Shaan has sung the title songs for many TV shows, including the title song for the
comedy show Khichdi, which airs on Star Plus. He also sang the title song
for Shakuntala, which airs on Star One.
Along with singing, Shaan has acted in the movie Daman: A Victim of Marital Violence,
also starring Raveena Tandon. His songs have appeared in the
movies, Zameen and Hungama.
Shaan often performs for Pro Shows which are conducted as a part of the cultural
festivals of various colleges. Among the prominent cult festivals where he has
performed live recently are Moksha at NSIT (New Delhi), PULSE at AIIMS (New Delhi),
Recstacy at NIT Durgapur, Spring Fest at IIT Kharagpur, REBECA at IIEST
Shibpur, Mood Indigo at IIT Bombay, Ragam at NIT Calicut, Anakronos at Techno
India, Alcheringa at IIT Guwahati, Riviera (festival) at VIT University and Crossroads
at Shri Ram College of Commerce (SRCC) (New Delhi). Recently he has performed live
in Fun@Work Oracle Event at Bangalore. Previously he had performed in an IBM event
"Imprint 2008, Hyderabad" for IBM GBS exclusively.

Shaan performing at an IBM event IMPRINT 2008

He said in an interview that music directors are avoiding established singers to bring
some novelty into the playback singing, while compromising on the quality. Auto tuning
software ensures that even a rough voice can sound good during the final recording and
release of the song.[12]
Shaan has been a judge on many talent shows. [13] Shaan is a team captain, judge and
mentor on STAR Plus's Music Ka Maha Muqqabla for the team Shaan's Strikers. His
team won the Runner-up prize, amounting to Rs. 2.5 million (Rs. 2.5 million) in this
game show on 20 March 2010, losing to Shanker Mahadevan and his team, with 43.1
points to 46.3 points.[14]
Shaan performed live alongside Atif Aslam, Malaika Arora Khan and Bipasha Basu for
the first time in a series of concerts in Birmingham and London[15] in the summer of 2012.
Shaan has also been one of the 4 finalists of the dance show Jhalak Dikhla Jaa 2013.

Personal Life[edit]
Shaan married to Singer, Entrepreneur and Former Flight Attendant Radhika Mukherjee
on 18th November 2000. They have two sons: Soham, who is an Indian rapper and
Shubh, who is an Indian singer.

Discography[edit]
Main article: List of songs recorded by Shaan
Studio Albums[edit]
Year Album details Language Label

1992 Alive & Kicking

Hindi, Punjabi Oriental Star Agencies
1993 Keep On Moving
1996 Naujawan
Magnasound, Sony Music
1997 Love-Ology
Hindi
2000 Tanha Dil

2003 Aksar
Virgin Records
2004 Tumar Akash Bengali

2006 Tishnagi Hindi

2011 Bodo Asha Kore

2012 Khola Hawowa

Bengali Asha Music
2016 Khoji Taare

2018 Hoyoth Prem

Complication Albums[edit]
Year Album details Label

Oorja Magnasound
1995
Roop Inka Mastana

1996 Channel Hits

1997 Party Zone

 Colgate - A Reason To Smile

1998 The Ultimate Party Album

1999 Now That's What I Call Indipop Sony Music

2000 Smash Hits Magnasound

Yaaron: Friends Forever Sony Music

2002
Bhool Ja and Other Hits Virgin Records

2003 Hitz Unlimited Zee Records

Shaan Se - Kya Aap Closeup Karte

2004
Hai?
Virgin Records

2007 Love Story

2012 Best of Shaan Universal Music

Other Albums[edit]
Year Album details Languages Label

Bollywood Sensation 2
1996 Hindi Oriental Star Agencies
(as singer and composer)

Tumi Mor Anchalar Dhan

1997 Assamese Vee Gee Audio Pvt. Ltd
(as a singer)

1998 Maa Hindi Magnasound

 (as a songwriter) Sony Music

Mon
2000 Regional Music Centre
(as a singer)

Tumar Dekhu Priya

Assamese Vee Gee Audio Pvt. Ltd
(as a singer)

Akou Mon
Regional Music Centre
2001 (as a singer)

BMG Crescendo
Mere Liye
Hindi Raj Music
(as singer and songwriter)
Sagarika Music

Megharani
2003 Bengali Regional Music Centre
(as a singer)

Filmography[edit]
Films[edit]
Year Film Role Language

2000 Tarkieb Special appearance in the song "Dil Mera Tarse" Hindi

Daman: A Victim of Marital

2001 Kaushik Nath Hindi
Violence

2001 Asoka Special appearance in the song "O Re Kaanchi" Hindi

Special appearance in the song "Chain Aapko

2003 Hungama Hindi
Mila"

2003 Zameen As himself Hindi

2006 The Bong Connection Special appearance in the song "Majhi Re" Bengali

2007 Loins of Punjab Presents As himself English

Balwinder Singh Famous Ho

2014 Balwinder Singh Hindi
Gaya[16]

2014 Teen Patti As himself Bengali

2017 Secret Superstar Cameo Hindi

2018 Helicopter Eela Cameo Hindi

Television[edit]
Languag
Year Show Role
e

2002-2005 Sa Re Ga Ma Pa[17] Hindi Host

2005-2006 Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Challenge 2005[17] Hindi Host

2006 Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Ek Main Aur Ek Tu Hindi Host

2006 Sa Re Ga Ma Pa L'il Champs Hindi Host

2007 Amul STAR Voice of India Hindi Host

2008 STAR Voice of India 2 Hindi Host

2009 1st  Mirchi Music Awards[citation needed] Hindi Host

Superstar captain of Shaan's

2009–2010 Music Ka Maha Muqqabla Hindi
Strikers

2010 Ishaan: Sapno Ko Awaaz De Hindi Himself[18]

2011 3rd Mirchi Music Awards[citation needed] Hindi Host

25 March
4th Mirchi Music Awards Hindi Host
2012

2013 Jhalak Dikhhla Jaa – Season 6 Hindi Contestant[19]

Sa Re Ga Ma Pa L'il Champs 2014–

2014–2015 Hindi Judge
2015

2015–2017 The Voice India Hindi Coach/Judge

2016 The Voice India Kids Hindi Coach

2017 The Voice India Kids Hindi Judge/Coach

2019 Sa Re Ga Ma Pa L'il Champs 2019 Hindi Judge

2020 Super Singer[20] Bengali Judge

Advisor[edit]
Currently, he is a member of the Board of Advisors of India's International Movement to
Unite Nations (I.I.M.U.N.).[21]

Awards[edit]
Shaan's song "Chand Sifarish" (from the movie Fanaa) and "Jab Se Tere Naina"
(from Saawariya) won the Filmfare Best Male Playback Award and the Zee Cine Award
Best Playback Singer - Male, in addition to receiving several other nominations. In 2000
he won the MTV Asia Music Award for best solo album for his album Tanha Dil.
[22]
 Following are the list of awards and nominations in different categories.

Year Category Song Result

MTV Asia Music Awards

2000 Best Solo Album "Tanha Dil" Won[22]

Zee Cine Award

2008 Best Playback Singer – Male "Jab Se Tere Naina" from Saawariya Won

2007 Best Playback Singer – Male "Chand Sifarish" from Fanaa Won

2004 Best Playback Singer – Male "Suno Na" from Jhankaar Beats Won

Bollywood Movie Awards

2007 Best Male Playback "Chand Sifarish" from Fanaa Won

Star Screen Awards

2007 Best Male Playback "Chand Sifarish" from Fanaa Won

Filmfare

2008 Best Male Playback Award "Jab Se Tere Naina" from Saawariya Won
2007 Best Male Playback Award "Chand Sifarish" from Fanaa Won

2005 Best Male Playback Award "Dus Bahane" from Dus Nominated

2002 Best Male Playback Award "Nikamma" from Kya Dil Ne Kahan Nominated

"Koi Kahein Kehta Raahein" from Dil

2001 Best Playback Singer – Male Nominated
Chahta Hai

Filmfare – South

Kannada cinema: Best Playback Singer "Kannalle Kannittu" from Shravani

2014 Nominated
– Male Subramanya

IIFA

2010 Best Male Playback Award "Behti Hawa Sa Tha Woh" from 3 Idiots Won

2008 Best Male Playback Award "Jab Se Tere Naina" from Saawariya Won

2007 Best Male Playback Award "Chand Sifarish" from Fanaa Won

Tours[edit]
 In 2004, Shaan toured India for his album Aksar.
 In June 2006, Shaan toured North America, singing
for fans all over the United States, Canada, and
the Caribbean.
 In November 2006, he toured the Netherlands,
Singapore, Fiji, Suriname, and Australia with fellow
singer Sunidhi Chauhan.
 In April 2007, he toured Dubai and Oman with music
director Jatin.
  In July 2018, he toured North America, as "Shaan
Love in Concert" with Live2U.
 In October 2019, he toured North America with
Live2U.

See also[edit]
List of songs recorded by Shaan

 India portal
 Bollywood portal

References[edit]
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