Diptirekha Padhi
Diptirekha Padhi, widely known as Diptirekha the Odia Singer, was born on October 17 in Bhubaneswar, Odisha. She attended the renowned Sri Satyasai Highschool and later pursued her education at Ramadevi Womens College. Diptirekha furthered her studies, earning a Master’s degree in Economics from Utkal University.
Musical Training
Under the guidance of Guru Pradeep Kumar Das, Diptirekha received instruction in Indian classical Odissi music, marking a significant influence on her musical journey.
Career in Playback Singing
Diptirekha gained prominence as a playback singer in Odia language films, contributing her soulful voice to movies like “4 Idiots,” “Tu Mo Love Story,” and “Kabula Barabula.”
Television Appearances
Apart from her musical ventures, Diptirekha showcased her talent in Tele-Serials, notably playing the lead role in “Raja Kanya.”
Notable Achievements
In 2017, she was honored with the 9th Tarang Music Award, recognizing her outstanding contribution to the music industry.Social Initiatives:Diptirekha lent her voice to the theme song of Odisha Election Watch’s voter awareness campaign, titled “My Vote My Country: My Vote Not for Sale.”
Live Performances
Diptirekha’s career reached new heights with her live performance at the Khandagiri Mela in Bhubaneswar on the auspicious occasion of ‘Ratha Saptami.’ She also participated in the vibrant ‘Dola Yatra’ event held at the grounds of India Gate in New Delhi.Career-defining Moment:Her song “Thia Pala” marked a major turning point in Diptirekha’s musical journey, showcasing her versatility and talent.This talented artist has left an indelible mark on the Odia music scene, with a blend of classical training and modern playback contributions.