Top 10 Best Female Indian Singers

The sweetest singer ever. She was a blend of both Lataji and Ashaji. She could be as romantic, sad, and serious as Lataji while also being as mischievous and versatile as Ashaji. She is also the most beautiful singer ever. She was the only singer that Lataji secretly feared, and with Geetaji in the picture, Ashaji had zero chance of rising to the fame she enjoys now. If Geetaji had lived until now, she would undoubtedly be more famous than either Lataji or Ashaji. Composers like SD Burman and OP Nayyar always chose Geetaji for their songs. She even had the talent and ability to make it to the Guinness Book of World Records if not for her ill-fated marriage to Guru Dutt. She may not have had a long life, but her songs certainly have.

She was the best and most versatile among all the female playback singers of Hindi films between the 1940s and 1970s. She had a short lifespan, which may be the reason why many people from the present generation don't know her. She should actually be ranked among the top singers.

Melody Queen Madam Noor Jahan is the world's number one singer. She had a unique, strong, melodious, and sweet voice that is incomparable to anyone else. She deserves to be number one.

World's number one singer.

She has the most beautiful voice and expression. I love her voice and the emotion she brings to her songs.

Anu has the best voice in the world of music. Among all female vocalists, her voice is the most beautiful. Her voice has a depth that other manufactured singers like Shreya and others lack. Her voice is incredibly natural, making everyone fall in love with it. This is why, when emotions, feelings, charm, charisma, attraction, tenderness, and romance are considered, Anu's voice is at the top of people's minds.

Anuradha is a truly unique singer that Bollywood has failed to appreciate properly. Her excellent style of singing, combined with her melodious voice, not only captivates me but also works as a mood changer. She is the only real competitor to the legendary Lata Mangeshkar in all aspects.

Anuradha had a far sweeter voice than Alka or Kavita. However, fate was not on her side, and she was gradually phased out of the Hindi film industry as Alka replaced her.

Sargam has sung in many Indian languages for films, television serials, and music albums. She is well-known for her 1990s Hindi songs and recent South Indian songs. She is the only Indian playback singer who has sung in more than 24 regional languages. She also holds a record for being the only North Indian to have won the National Award for a South Indian song. She is also a trained Hindustani classical singer and has ventured into the southern Carnatic classical style with ease.

Sadhanaji is someone who has devoted her life entirely to music. Her voice is the sweetest I have ever heard, and all her songs bring such peace to our minds. She definitely deserves more recognition and opportunities. I feel sad that she is singing very few songs these days. I also admire the tough classical songs she used to sing at the beginning of her career with such ease and a sweet smile on her face. She is a great person.

Capable of singing all kinds of songs, she also respects the talents of others. When we watch her songs in videos, it appears as if the actress on screen is the one singing. I believe this is the first quality of a playback singer. Her songs reflect the emotions of the character for whom she is singing. There may be some singers like K.S. Chitra, P. Susheela, and others who have somewhat better voices than Janaki. However, when considering versatility, expressing emotions solely through voice, respecting others, treating other singers as friends, and being capable of voice modulation, S. Janaki is the first singer who comes to my mind. We can visualize the emotions of the characters to whom she is singing.

Janaki is an incomparable singer in India, possessing a sweet, strong, metallic voice. She has sung around 20,000 songs in 12 languages, including Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Malayalam, and Hindi. She is known as the "Singer of Expressions" due to her unparalleled ability to convey perfect expressions, which no other singer can do. She has also sung many breathless songs and is known for singing extremely difficult songs without taking a breath, a feat unmatched by any other singer.

Anwesha is going to be the best singer in the future, as she has already proven her talent in every competition.

She has all the skills that make a great singer. She is the future of Indian playback singing.

Anwesha Dutta deserves to be in the top 5 female singers in Bollywood.

P. Susheela has a truly feminine, honey-like voice. Most of the present-day singers have androgynous voices that they sometimes modulate to sound feminine. As a result, their voices are not consistent throughout a song, nor are they recognizable when you hear their various songs. P. Susheela's voice has the right amount of sweetness, which only increases the listener's desire to hear more. She is unique in her perfect diction, regardless of the language she sings in. Her emotional depth and versatility are unmatched.

I am feeling two things at the same instant. First, I am so depressed with her position. Second, I am proud to see that even the present generation of music lovers have this legendary singer in their hearts. According to me, Susheela amma and Lata ji should be given the first place without any votes, as these two personalities are the reason and inspiration for other singers. Even Lata ji, S. Janaki, K.S. Chitra wonder at Susheela's singing capability. But please, if you guys are true music lovers, place Susheela amma and Lata ji in the first place as default.

Shreya, Lara, and Vani are my favorites. Vani has the most effortless singing of them all, and her high notes are such a wonder of nature.

She is the most amazing singer in the universe. I would rate her at the top of everyone.

Words fail me. Any human can find peace of mind through her songs.

Her song is superb. She deserves to be at the top of this list because she is so talented. She has made great efforts by remixing the superhit song Sawan Main Lag Gayi Aag by Mika Singh. She is so kind-hearted that she treats her fans as friends. No other celebrity does that. Her voice and styling are awesome, which makes her stand out among other singers.

I like songs that have some uniqueness in them. Her attempt to remix a great song from 1998 by the famous singer Mika Singh is itself a great effort. The conversion of a male-voice song into a female voice remix is a challenging task, and she succeeded. Hats off to the whole team of Sawan. You guys rock!

She is the best singer I have ever known. Her magical voice made her first song a superhit, and now she is all set to release her second song. With just one song, she has reached great heights in the industry. She deserves to be in the top 10.

Sujatha or Suju is one of the best playback singers of this generation. Fortunately or unfortunately, she did not receive a national award due to a lot of politics inside the National Award Jury. Twice she missed out, once in a Tamil movie and another in a Malayalam movie. Her voice is sweet and melodic, especially in duet songs. She has sung many songs for A R Rahman and Vidya Sagar, and they have been a lot of hits. She is one of the eligible persons to be in the top ten. Even after completing 50 years, she is amazing. May God bless her to be in this industry for many more years.

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Your loving fan,
Anand Prabhakaran
From Palakkad, Kerala.

It's even a shame for Chitra Ji to receive a national award for Oo La La La instead of Sujatha, who should have received it for Poo Pookkum Osai from the same movie, Misarakkanavu. She was overlooked for the national award just because the song was sung by Sujatha. However, the people of India have given her a much better award many times over, from their hearts.