Siju Thuravoor

Siju Thuravoor has made a mark in the Indian pop scene with several popular tracks. One standout is “Peelings (From 'Pushpa 2 The Rule')” available in multiple languages—Telugu, Hindi, Tamil, and Malayalam. Each version resonates with its audience, showcasing diverse cultural influences while maintaining a catchy rhythm.

Another notable track is “Poyivaa Nanba (From 'Kuberaa')” in Malayalam, which has gained traction for its engaging melody. “Kaali Karaali Devi” also draws listeners with its unique sound. Other tracks like “Love Song (From 'Kannappa') [MALAYALAM]” and “Ragava Rama” add to his versatility, appealing to fans across different regions. “Onnaanaam Ambeduth” and “Sri-Kala-Hasti (From 'Kannappa') [MALAYALAM]” further demonstrate his ability to blend various styles seamlessly. Each song contributes to a growing catalog that fans continue to enjoy.

Siju Thuravoor has been active in the music scene with a series of recent releases. The latest album, “Su From So - Malayalam (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2025)” features tracks that blend traditional sounds with modern influences. Another upcoming project is “Kannappa (Malayalam) (2025),” which is anticipated to resonate with fans of the genre.

On the single front, “Sundari Sundari [From 'Peter (Malayalam)'] (2025)” showcases a catchy melody, while “Jamanthi (2025)” offers a fresh vibe. “Thankam (From 'Vala - Story Of A Bangle') (2025)” and “Aliyan - Theme Song (From 'Su From So') (2025)” also highlight his versatility in creating music for films. Each track reflects a unique aspect of Indian Pop music, appealing to various listeners.

Siju Thuravoor has engaged in several notable collaborations that showcase his versatility. One significant track is “Peelings (From 'Pushpa 2 The Rule')”, where he worked with Shankarr Babu Kandukoori, Laxmi Dasa, and Devi Sri Prasad. This collaboration brings together different musical influences, creating an engaging sound.

Another track, “Poyivaa Nanba (From 'Kuberaa')”, features both Devi Sri Prasad and Pranavam Sasi. The blend of their talents highlights a unique fusion that resonates well with listeners. Additionally, “Kaali Karaali Devi”, in collaboration with Sannidhanandan and Devi Sri Prasad, illustrates a different musical approach, blending their styles effectively.

Tracks like “Love Song (From 'Kannappa')” and “Sri-Kala-Hasti (From 'Kannappa')” show his ability to collaborate with artists like Najim Arshad and Stephen Devassy, further expanding his musical repertoire. Each collaboration adds a distinct layer to his work, contributing to the evolving landscape of Indian pop music.