Sanjeevani Bhelande, a notable Indian singer, has left an indelible mark in the music industry with her versatile talents.

Known for her melodious renditions, Sanjeevani has contributed significantly to Hindi cinema as a playback singer. Her notable tracks include "Chori Chori Nazrein Mili" from "Kareeb," "Nikamma Kiya," "Yara Rub Russ Jane De" from "Socha Na Tha," "Makhmali Yeh Badan" from "Road," "Chidiya Tu Hoti" from "Nayak," and several others, showcasing her versatility and range as a vocalist.

Sanjeevani's talent was recognized and acknowledged with awards and nominations, such as the Best Playback Singer Ashirwad Award for "Chori Chori Nazrein Mili" in 1999. She was also a nominee for Filmfare and Screen Awards for "Churalo Na Dil Mera Sanam."

Her journey began with a groundbreaking win in Zee TV's "Sa Re Ga Ma," making her the first winner of the show and the first to secure playback opportunities in Hindi films from a talent competition. She was selected by filmmaker Vidhu Vinod Chopra to lend her voice to five playback songs for the movie "Kareeb."

Apart from her Bollywood success, Sanjeevani's creativity extends to her album and book titled "Meera and Me," a unique project where she translated, composed, and sang Mirabai's songs in English, showcasing her versatility and command over diverse genres.

She further showcased her artistry with the album "Raag in a Song," introducing classical-based songs with recorded Bandishes in a song format, garnering appreciation for tracks like "Ghar Jane De" and "Latt Uljhi."

Through her rich contributions across various musical ventures, Sanjeevani Bhelande has solidified her position as a versatile and accomplished singer in the Indian music landscape.