Anindita Paul Age, Husband, Family, Biography

Bio/Wiki
Profession(s)	Singer, Songwriter
Physical Stats & More
Height (approx.)	5’ 5" (165 cm)
Eye Colour	Brown
Hair Colour	Brown
Career
Debut	• Assamese Album: Bilot Tirebirai Podumor Pahi (2000) • Hindi Album (As a Co-Singer): Kaisa Dhuan Uth Raha Hai (2001) • Assamese Song: Morom Edhani Morom for the film Prem Aru Prem (2002) • Bengali Song: Chena Chena for the film Mon Niye (2010)
Awards & Honors	• 2004: Jyotirupa Media Award for Best Female Playback Singer for the song "Kor Ejak Shopun Jen Boroshun" • 2005: Prag Cine Award for Best Female Playback Singer • 2010: Prag Cine Award-Best Female Playback Singer for the Assamese film 'Jetuka Pator Dore' • 2014: Prag Cine Award- Best Female Playback Singer for the Assamese film "Raag" • 2015: Assam State Award for the film 'Raag' • 2015: Honored with the Best Female Playback Singer Certificate by the Assam Government on the occasion of the 6th state film award festival • 2017: Prag Cine Award
Personal Life
Date of Birth	13 February 1979 (Tuesday)
Age (as of 2024)	45 Years
Birthplace	Guwahati, Assam, India
Zodiac sign	Aquarius
Nationality	Indian
Hometwon	Guwahati, Assam
School	South Point School, Guwahati
College/University	• Cotton College, Guwahati • Bhatkhande Music Institute, Lucknow
Educational Qualification	Degree in Indian Classical Music (Vocal) at Bhatkhande Music Institute, Lucknow
Religion	Hinduism
Relationships & More
Marital Status	Married
Marriage Date	12 December 2007
Family
Husband/Spouse	Dibyajyoti Nath (music producer, sound engineer, bass player)
Parents	Father- Amal Kanti Paul (died 12 June 2021; worked in departments of the Food Corporation of India) Mother- Shyamali Paul (homemaker)
Siblings	Brother- Plabon Bordoloi
Favourites
Writer	Anuradha Sharma Pujaree

Some Lesser Known Facts About Anindita Paul

• She grew up in a middle-class Bengali family in Guwahati, Assam.

• Her parents have been inclined towards singing from their younger days. After watching her parents perform at various events, she started developing an interest in music at a very young age.

• When she was four years old, she heard the song ‘Laaga Chunari Mein Daag’ at a jalsa. She loved the song and expressed her desire to become a singer to his parents. Her mother then enrolled her in a music academy.

• She started professional singing at the age of 10 while studying at South Point School in Guwahati.

• Initially, she did her training in singing at Dwipen Roy of Guwahati, and later, went to Kolkata for higher level training, where she learned singing from Pandit Ajoy Chakraborty.

• At a very young age, she started doing stage programs. She then started working as a bhajan singer in All India Radio Guwahati.

• In 2000, she recorded a few songs for the Assamese album ‘Bilot Tire Birai Podumor Pahi Oye.’ Soon, she started receiving offers from many Assamese music directors.
  

  Bilot Tirebirai Podumor Pahi

• In 2001, she lent her voice to the composition of popular Assamese musician Zubeen Garg in the Assamese film “Prem Aru Prem.” She received critical acclaim for her work.

• She sang the song for the 2004 Hindi TV series “Remix.”

• In 2006, Paul, along with Lata Mangeshkar, recorded a song for the Chhattisgarhi film ‘Bhakla.’

• A year later, she performed at the Spirit of Unity Concert for Universal Integration in Visakhapatnam.

• She is known for her classical songs and has sung romantic songs in various films for different music directors.

• In 2014, Anindita Paul lent her voice to the Assamese album “Raag” for the songs Ayee Joon Jilmil Xondhiya, Tuptup Shore Endhar, and Akou Ebar.
  

  Raag

• She has lent her voice to several Bengali films including Kumauner Konya.

• She has also sung for a few TV advertisements like Herbalife, Fair & Lovely, iBall Andi Hd6, and Action Flotter. She has also lent her voice in the advertisement of the Pakistani product Care Honey Lotion.

• Anindita Paul has been nominated two times for National Film Awards for the song “Kor Ejak Shopun Jen Boroshun” from the 2004 Assamese film ‘Dinabandhu’ and the song “Biphol Sokupanire” from the 2011 Assamese film ‘Jetuka Pator Dore.’

• She has lent her voice to the 2018 Assamese film ‘Ajanite Mone Mone.’ The film is directed by Assamese film director Upakul Bordolo.
  

  Ajanite Mone Mone