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Anaida has rendered playback and soundtrack vocals for some of the leading films. For the first time when Walt Disney decided to release a soundtrack of one of their popular films for India, they included a special Hindi song 'Hakuna Matata,' sung by Anaida and Baba Sehgal. The song, included in the Indian release of the soundtrack of Lion King, was also turned into a peppy and playful video. Anaida's rendition of 'Quest,' from the alternate movie Bombay Boys won her the favor of critics who were amazed at her versatility. This was followed by 'Black is black' for another alternate film, Split Wide Open.
Anaida's voice has also been borrowed by mainstream Hindi movies. Among such songs are: 'You gotta fall in love,' for Rajkumar Santoshi; a duet with Sonu Nigam, 'Tum say achha kaun,' for Mujhe Meri Say Bachao; and 'Diwanee Diwanee', for Chori Chori Chupke Chupke.
Hakuna Matata (Lion King)
Quest (Bombay Boys)
Black is black (Split Wide Open)
Tumse achcha kaun (Mujhe Meri Biwi Se Bachao)
You gotta fall in love (Lajja)
Diwanee diwanee (Chori Chori Chupke Chupke |
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The live performances of Anaida are defined by her energy, her command over choreography, and her instinct for the stage. Anaida brings a presence to her shows that have been described by many as a "thrill of a life-time."
Anaida has had many unforgettable live performances, and some of them have gone down into the history of the Indian pop. She was the first Indian singer to team up with an international pop singer, when she did a duet with Peter Andre for the Channel [V] Awards. She also sang the title song for Diva Awards, the first ever music awards in India, as well as the Ford Super Model Awards and the first-ever Indian pop show in Sri Lanka and many Indian cities |
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