Spoorthi[1][2] (born 25 March 2000) is an Indian playback singer who works primarily in Tollywood, and shot to fame when she sang her first playback song in the Telugu film Yamaho Yama when she was just 11 years old. She became famous with the song "Kukkurukuru"[3] from the movie Kick 2. Spoorthy also made her name in the Telugu Book of World Records as the youngest playback singer, lyricist and music composer.^{[citation needed]}

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Spporthi Yadagiri
Spoorthi receiving award for her Kukuru song in Kick 2
Born	25 March 2000 Rama Krishna Puram, Mandamarri, Adilabad District, Telangana
Occupation	Playback Singer
Years active	2011–present
Parent(s)	Jithender Yadagiri Chaitanya Yadagiri
Relatives	Arathi Yadagiri (Sister) Sai Roshan Yadagiri (Brother)

She established herself as the upcoming playback singer in Telugu movies with over a dozen songs in a very short span given her age and many new songs in the pipeline. She completed western music 4th grade and 5th grade^{[citation needed]} under continuation from Trinity College Of Music.

Early life and family

Spoorthi was born to Jithender Yadagiri and Chaitanya Yadagiri and hails from Rama Krishna Puram, Mandamarri, Adilabad District, Telangana. Her father Mr. Jithender Yadagiri himself is a director who directed more than 20 dramas broadcast by All India Radio besides foraying into directing Telugu feature films (Chakri, Veduka, Yamaho yama)

Discography

Awards and nomination

• Won Best upcoming female singer gama award (Dubai)
• Won Little crazy star of the year 2015 award
• Won Andhra kala samitha (Chennai)
• Telugu Book of Records Achiever [4]
• 2021- Nominated, SIIMA Award for Best Female Playback Singer for "Unipova" from Savaari

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