Indrani Sen

Indrani Sen is a prominent singer from Kolkata, West Bengal, India. She specializes in Adhunik Bengali Songs, Nazrul Sangeet, and Rabindra Sangeet. Her musical career as a vocalist stretches from 1970 to the present, demonstrating her ongoing love of music. She comes from a musical family. Her mother, Sumitra Sen, was a famous vocalist, and her sister, Srabani Sen Srabani Sen, a notable enthusiast of the Rabindra >> Read More... , is also a singer. Indrani acquired her early tuition from her mother. She later received extra training in classical music from Debabrata Biswas Debabrata Biswas, also commonly known as George Bi >> Read More... and Nazrul Geeti from Purabi Dutta. In addition to her musical accomplishments, Indrani Sen has a distinguished academic career, obtaining a Ph.D. in Economics and serving as an Associate Professor and Head of the Economics Department at a prestigious Calcutta College.

She has received attention and appreciation for her contributions to the world of music throughout her career. She has earned the BFJA's Best Female Playback Award for her work in the films "Shwet Patharer Thala" (1993) and " Sandhya Tara Story soon >> Read More... " (1995). Her melodious voice was vibrant in Hindi films, Bengali films, and TV serials. She received the renowned Banga Bhushan award from the West Bengal government. Her well-known songs are Megh Boleche Jabo, Bhalobashi Bhalobashi, Momo Chittey Niti Nritye, Chokkhe Amar Trishna, Khelaghar Bandhte Legechi, Hriday Amar Nache Re Ajike, Keteche Ekela Birohero Bela, Ami Keboli Swapan, Ei Je Tomar Prem, Badalo Dinnero Prothomo.

Indrani Sen sang at the Indira Gandhi Cultural Centre (IGCC) in the High Commission of India in 2012 as part of the joint celebrations of India and Bangladesh commemorating the 150th anniversary of Nobel laureate Rabindranath Tagore. Her mother died on January 3, 2023, at the age of 89. She is also an active social worker. She is the Chief Trustee of the "Anil Kumar Sen Memorial Trust" (AKSMT), which supports cultural programs and provides financial assistance to elderly trainers, musicians, and welfare organizations. The charity has developed a cultural center named "DISHA," where she and other music and dance experts train approximately 300 students.