Usha Munukutla

Usha Munukutla is an Indian playback singer who works mainly in the Telugu film industry. She was born on May 29, 1980. Usha Munukutla is known for “Paadutha Teeyaga,” a singing show that was telecasted on Eenadu Channel. She also won the title of that show. She also won the “Navaraagam” contest on Gemini TV. She was one of the national finalists in “ Meri Awaz Suno Meri Awaz Suno is a musical talent hunt reality sh >> Read More... ,” a singing show that was telecasted on Star Plus. Usha Munukutla has sung over 700 songs and over 3000 private songs in the Telugu film industry. Usha won the NANDI Award for Best Female Playback Singer three times. She also won some awards in Cine Maa and Vamsi Berkeley.

Usha Munukutla also performed with singers, Dr. S. P. Balasubramanyam, Hari Haran Bio coming soon... >> Read More... , Shankar Mahadevan Shankar Mahadevan, a well-renowned, talented and f >> Read More... , and Mani Sarma in different musical concerts in multiple places. Usha has performed in India, Canada, the USA, Ireland, Kuwait, the United Kingdom, and the United Arab Emirates. Usha Munukutla performed with S P Balasubramanyam at the Afro Asian Games opening ceremony in 2003, in front of the vice president and prime minister of India.

She has been a judge for some TV Shows like MAA TV Super Singer Season 7 and Season 10, ETV’s Swarbhishekam, “Zee Telugu’s Saregamapa,” and Swarna Neerajanam. Usha Munukutla has sung many songs in Telugu films and albums. Some of the famous songs of Usha Munukutla are “Nee Meeda Kayasa in 2024,” “Chinna Chirunavvutoti,” “Malinam Kanidi Prema,” “Vaishanava Janudava Neeve,” “Allalla Regu in 2024,” “Satyam Yemito,” “Bulli Bulli,” “Oye Raju Kannullo,” “Priyathama,” “Edo Edo,” “Naalo Nuvvuvoka Sagamai,” “Diri Diri,” “Yemo Aunemo (Humming),” “Vellipove in 2021,” “Naa Freedom Naade in 2021,” “Nuvve Nenu,” “Devudey Dhigi,” “Yemo Aunemo,” “Amma Aavu,” “Chinuku Thadiki,” “Cheppave Prema,” “Naa Gundelo,” “Nee Sneham,” “Ila Choodu,” “ Srinivasa Kalyanam Click to look into! >> Read More... ,” and “Ee Parugulalo.”