Born in Lucknow, Shantanu Moitra is an acclaimed composer known for his soulful melodies in Hindi and Bengali films. From the poignant tunes of “Parineeta” to the playful rhythms of “3 Idiots,” his music captures the essence of stories and touches hearts across generations. Moitra’s versatility extends beyond Bollywood, with independent albums like “Mann Ke Manjeere” showcasing his lyrical depth. A recipient of National and Filmfare awards, he continues to weave magic with his notes, captivating audiences and solidifying his place as a legend in Indian music.
In 1982, he led and sang in a band that hosted the school’s first rock show.
Singing Journey
He led and sang in a band in 1982, which hosted the school’s first rock show.
Career Turning Point
Moved to Mumbai in 2002 to work on Sudhir Mishra’s Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi, his first signed film.
Musical Style
Pop, Hip Hop, Rock, Folk, Classical, Jazz, Rhythm, and R&B
Instruments
Piano, guitar, bass, leads, keyboard, vocals
Awards
Awards, Honours, Achievements: – 2005: Filmfare RD Burman Award for New Music Talent – 2006: Filmfare Awards – 2013: National Film Awards, Mirchi Music Awards
Honours
– Judge for two seasons of Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Bangla (Zee Bangla), a regional spinoff of the show Sa Re Ga Ma Pa. – Judge on Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Zee Bangla in 2022.
