
Sudeep Kumar
Associated Songs
Arthungale Palliyil
Chempakappoo
Thaamarapaadam
Aa Raavil
Kondoraam Kondoraam
Lalithalavanga
Kaayaampoovo
Kelkkaan Kothikkunna
Ente Shaarike [D]
Ente Shaarike [M]
Kuttikkurumbaa [M]
Chittukkuruvi
Laalee Laaleele
Maulaa Maulaa
Muthuchippi Chellakkanne
Nilaave Nilaave
Vazhiyorathoru cheru chiri
Madhuram Gaayathi
Hey raja

Mukkuttikal
Biography
Sudeep Kumar is a prominent Indian playback singer, primarily known for his versatile contributions to Malayalam cinema, as well as Indian classical and devotional music. Born on May 25, 1975, in Alappuzha, Kerala, he embarked on his musical journey in 1992, initially gaining recognition for singing in dramas and albums before making his film debut. Over a career spanning more than two decades, Sudeep Kumar has recorded over 5,000 songs in multiple languages, including Malayalam, Tamil, Kannada, Telugu, and Sanskrit, establishing himself as a significant voice in South Indian music.
A graduate in Malayalam from SD College, Alappuzha, and with an LLB from Government Law College, Thiruvananthapuram, Sudeep Kumar’s professional career truly blossomed after training under renowned composer G. Devarajan. His collaboration with composer M. Jayachandran has been particularly fruitful, leading to numerous hit songs in Malayalam films such as “Kondoram” from Odiyan and “Chempakapoo” from Rathinirvedam, the latter earning him the Kerala State Film Award for Best Male Playback Singer in 2012. Beyond his film work, Sudeep Kumar is also active in television, having hosted and appeared in various music-related programs, and currently serves as the president of the Malayalam playback singers’ association SAMAM.