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Even in just India, there's way more than Hindi since every state has their own culture, language and music that comes with it. Within Carnatic music itself, I sing in Sanskrit, Malayalam and Telugu. What prompted you to start singing on TikTok, especially singing in multiple languages? They started saying, 'We love your voice,' so I kept posting. People really loved it and found it funny. I made the meme into a song, so I sang it with the intention of not many people seeing it since I only had about 200 followers at the time. I had no intention of posting any music or anything, but in January 2020 I made a song out of the ' Pooja what is this behavior' meme because I didn't know what to sing about. Shefali: I only downloaded TikTok because it was like Vine but crazier, and I grew up watching Vine. We reached Shefali over video chat to discuss her singing career and how she plans to continue using her musical platform to transcend international barriers.ĬBC Arts: What are your ambitions with your singing? Is this just a TikTok endeavour or are you hoping to do something larger? Part of the Indian classical tradition, Carnatic music is from South India and involves singing in Sanskrit, Telugu, Malayalam, and more. The roots of her multilingual success come from years of attending French immersion school, performing at local Diwali shows and other cultural events, and participating in Carnatic music lessons.

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It was the beginning of a social media singing career for the now 22-year-old, who has built a global audience online, with nine million likes and half a million followers on her TikTok plus thousands more spread between Instagram, YouTube and SoundCloud.įrom that first viral video where she sings in three different languages - Hindi, French and English - Shefali has gone on to do hundreds more, sometimes singing in as many nine different languages on one track, and building her own TikTok niche in the process. Right before the pandemic, Shefali Panicker was enthusiastically singing along to Chris Brown's 'No Guidance' during a car ride when the thought came to her: 'What if I added a Bollywood spin to this?'Īfter nervously posting this experiment to her TikTok, the Western University student and London, Ontario native saw her phone explode with notifications from thousands of new followers. Screenshots from Shefali Panicker's TikTok videos.

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