Sameera Bharadwaj has the kind of voice that does not just sound good; it feels familiar, just like some comfort you did not know you needed. This young lady, 32 in the year 2025, still shines with that same glory in her music as she did when she began many years ago. She was born on July 14, 1993, in Vijayawada, into an environment where music was not just passive entertainment but firelight of livelihood. Her mother and grandmother played a huge part in nurturing her love for music, and by the time she reached the second grade, she had already learning Carnatic and Hindustani music.
Sameera is special—not only for her talent but also for her down-to-earth, no-fuss aura. She never chased instant fame; she took her time studying commerce in Chennai while nurturing her love for singing quietly and consistently. She became a household name after being noticed on a reality show; her career took off. Her first song as a playback artist was in a Telugu film, and soon after, she captured the hearts of many with songs like Rangamma Mangamma, Madhurame, and Telusa Telusa. All these songs carry a bit of her soft-and-strong, fun-yet-emotional personality.
In person, she is as real as they get. She stands slightly above 5’4″ with a smile that feels like someone you’ve known for years. Sameera married Aditya Sivakumar in 2013, long before the fame came, and they are currently raising their daughter, Sri Lalitha Aadhya. Despite all her accomplishments, she still comes across as the girl next door, blessed with an exquisite voice.
She does singing, funny video-sharing, and honest public appearances. Sameera’s journey is not loud or full of glamour; it is absolutely heartfelt, and this is what makes her unforgettable.
