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Aishwarya Majmudar (born 5 October 1993) is an Indian singer. She gained popularity after winning the 2007–08 musical reality showSTAR Voice of India - Chhote Ustad at the age of 15.^[2] She was highly praised for her performances by the judges throughout the show. She won the competition withAnwesha Datta Gupta. She also took part inMusic Ka Maha Muqabala in Himesh Reshamiya's "Himesh's Warriors" team. She has sung several songs for Gujarati and Hindi films. She was also seen inAntakshari – The Great Challenge.

Both of Majmudar's parents are singers, and she started her vocal training inHindustani classical music from Smt. Monika Shah at the age of three. She took voice lessons fromPurushottam Upadhyay and Aniket Khandekar. She took part inSa Re Ga Ma Pa at the age of seven. Before entering the Chhote Ustaad competition, she was recognised for her talent by the Gujarati music industry. Majmudar delivered her first solo concert at Nagpur at the age of 11, and has performed several solo concerts across India and abroad.

Under the music direction of Gaurang Vyas, Majmudar recorded her first solo album,Aishwarya, containing Gujarati devotional songs. Her other albums includeSaat Suro na Sarname,Paalav,Swarabhishek,Videshini,Niralo Mukaam,Aishwarya's Nursery Rhymes,Sapna Sathe Aishwarya, andAllak Mallak. She recorded her firstplayback song for the Gujarati movieGhar maru mandir in February 2003. She recorded a theme song, "Asmani Rang Hoon", for the Hindi TV SerialDill Mill Gayye in 2008. Her firstBollywood playback song "Hari Puttar is a dude" was released in July 2011 in the movieHari Puttar: A Comedy of Terrors. She has recorded for four Hindi movies and completed recording "Ele Elege" for theKannada movie,Crazy Loka in 2012. She has recorded one song "Aa Safar" for urban Gujarati movieKevi Rite Jaish in 2012. In 2015, she voicedAnna in theHindi dubbing of the filmsFrozen (2013),Frozen Fever (2015) & In 2017Olaf's Frozen Adventure (2017) for both speaking & singing.

Majmudar has also anchored several shows, includingNach Baliye 4 for two weeks,Mummy ke super stars forStar TV, the specialHum Young Hindustani on NDTV-Imagine,Little Star Awards-2008, andHarmony Silver Awards 2008.

In 2012, Aishwarya started her YouTube channel which has over 375,000 subscribers and over 40 million views.^[3]

Majmudar won the "Chhote Ustaad", awarded by Amitabh Bachchan on 5 April 2008 in the Amul Star Voice of India contest. She was also awarded with the "Shahu Modak Award" in 2006, "Power-100" in 2008 and "Sangeet Ratna" in 2009. She was felicitated at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Gujarat for her achievements on "International Girl Child Day" in 2009. She has won the Gujarat State Award for Best Playback Singer thrice.^[4] She was also commended by the Federal of Indian Association in 2008. Majmudar was invited by New York's Indian community to sing theAmerican national anthem, followed by the Indian national anthem for the India Day Parade on 19 August 2009. Outstanding young talent in Kannada Kadri awards 2011 Mangalore.She was invited to deliver a Ted Talk at Lalbhai Dalpatbhai College of Engineering, Ahmedabad, one of the engineering institutes in Gujarat. The event was held on 15 April 2018.

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