Shrinidhi Ghatate

Shrinidhi Ghatate is an Indian singer, songwriter, and composer whose voice carries both the grace of Indian tradition and the pulse of contemporary sound. Born in Nagpur, she began her musical journey at the age of nine and has since evolved into one of the most promising voices in India’s music scene. Renowned composer Shankar Mahadevan has described her as “one of the most versatile singers of India,” a reflection of her rare ability to adapt seamlessly across genres. As the female lead vocalist for Shankar–Ehsaan–Loy, Shrinidhi has performed on some of the most iconic stages, including NCPA Mumbai, Royal Festival Hall (UK), and Global Citizen, where Coldplay headlined. After years of touring the world and performing alongside artists like Ayushmann Khurrana, Farhan Akhtar, and Javed Ali, she is now charting her own creative path as a singer–songwriter–performer. Over the past ten years, Shrinidhi has crafted a distinct identity through eight original singles, two industry-recognised albums, and multiple Bollywood playbacks. Her latest single, Ban Gayi Main Teri Piya, captures her essence — heartfelt, vibrant, and deeply rooted in Indian aesthetics, recorded live with over 300 instrumental tracks blending harmonium, shehnai, mandolin, guitar, and more. With over 2000 live performances to her name, Shrinidhi’s music continues to celebrate love, emotion, and the timeless magic of melody.