Sona Mohapatra - The Pride Of Odisha

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Sona Mohapatra

Born-17 June 1976, Cuttuck
Father-Dilip Mohapatra
Mother-Nayantara Mohapatra
Spouse-Ram Sampath (Music Director )

Today we will tell you about Odisha's daughter Sona Mohapatra. Hindi cinema has its own distinct identity due to its unique voice and different style.


Sona is a btech graduate from college of engineering and technology, bhubaneswar in instrumental and electronics engineering.she also obtain an MBA degree from cimbiosis center of management and HRD,Pune in marketing and system.she later worked as the brand manager in marico,handling brands like parachute & mediker amongst other.Her first venture in music industry started with advertisement.One of her famous jingle was for Tata salt Kal ka Bharat hai and the campaign.

For Unilevers close up has a section of her song pass aao na which has been recorded in several languages & Aired across 13countries for 4 consecutive years.In 2007 she released her debut album Sona on Sony records ,which is sought to explore the diverse styles of rock. Rythm and Blues ,Flamenso,Hindustani,Baul and Romania music.In 2009 , she released the single diljale,pass aao na in the same year she sung a song "Berardi raja" of Delhi belly film . Sona sung New version of Rangabati Rangabati in her signature style and that is very very popular in this time.
Sona is married to Ram Sampath in 2005 , a music composer, director,whom she first met in 2002.Sona and Ram are partners in their music production house omgrown music and reside in Mumbai.she has a controversy in October 2018 , she accused kailash kher and Anu Malik of sexual misconduct. 
Location: India

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