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Blaaze
Indian playback singer

Lakshmi Narasimha Sheshadri Sharma, Vijaya RajagopalaRajesh Raman, professionally known as Blaaze, is an Indian playback singer in Indian cinema who specialises in writing and performing rap music.

An Indian by birth (born in Chennai), he grew up in Zambia and later did his education in England and the US.

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• Born: 15 October 1975 (age 44 years), Chennai
• Full name: Lakshmi Narasimha Vijaya Rajagopala Sheshadri Sharma Rajesh Raman
• Nationality: Indian
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His famous songs include \”The Boss\” and \”Style\” for Sivaji: The Boss, \”CEO In The House\” for Sarkar, \”Hey Salaa\” for Aegan, \”Gangsta Blues\” for Slumdog Millionaire, \”Hosanna\” for Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa, \”Raajali\” for 2.0 (the film), and \”Dilli-6\” for Delhi-6.

He also co-wrote the song \”Dreams on Fire\” from Slumdog Millionaire, as well as being the lyricist on Gangsta Blues from Slumdog Millionaire.

With guidance from A. R. Rahman, Blaze wrote the official UN anthem for poverty, \”Pray for Me, Brother.\” His continued perseverance to rap about issue-oriented subjects earned him the nation\’s vote for MTV Youth Icon of the Year 2008.

He rapped in Mohanlal\’s Malayalam film Casanova and wrote the lyrics for two songs in the Vince Vaughn film Couples Retreat.\”Sajna,\” co-written with A. R. Rahman, and \”NaNa,\” co-written with Vivian Chaix and A. R. Rahman ZambeZi funK, his band, has released their debut album, funKalistiC syllaBleZ.

His non-film work comprises issue-oriented music, with messages being spread on the Gujarat Riots, Bilkis Bano, the religion issues in India, the banning of corrupt police in the song \”Ban The Crooked Police\”… Inquilab, and \”Stand Up Unite\” for the Mumbai terror attacks.

He worked as a music director for the Warner Bros. film Saas, Bahu Aur Ex, with the song \”What\’s Up India,\” about a new age India.The film was directed by Shona Urvashi.

He has also worked as music director for the soundtrack of the film Striker. In September 2011, \”Time For Gandhi\”—BlaaZe\’s debut album and India\’s first real hip-hop \”protest\” album—was released on EMI Virgin Music.
He lives in Chennai with his family.

His sister, Rekha Srinivasan, is a trained Bharatnatyam and Kathak dancer, residing in New Jersey, and the founder of the Bhaarat Nritya Academy.

With over 100 students trained and mentored and several accolades, she is a pillar of the New Jersey community. Bhaarat Nritya Academy
BlaaZé teamed up with Music Director Paul Jacob, and together they released the world\’s first Sanskrit hip-hop album, Rap Bhakthi Mala.