Judah Sandhy

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Judah Sandhy
Born21/01/1989
OccupationMusic director
Years active2015 - Present
Spouse(s)Doly Sandhy

Judah Sandhy is an Indian film music director who predominantly works in Kannada cinema.[1][2] He rose to fame with 2017 Blockbuster film Operation Alamelamma.

Career[]

Sandhy was the founder member and frontman of Bangalore's based band Slain formed at the time of his college. After graduating from college he started music production and decided to take music as his profession, setting up his own music studio and working for commercials, short film "son of a gun", raju bhai and jingles. He made his debut as a music director in 2015 Kannada film Thamisra. In 2016 he composed music for Lifu Super and Badmaash starring Dhananjay and Sanchita Shetty. In 2017 he composed music for the blockbuster film Operation Alamelamma starring Rishi and Shraddha Srinath and then composed 3 of the 6 songs from Uppu Huli Khara. In the same year Sandhy composed music for Chamak starring Ganesh and Rashmika Mandanna.

Personal life[]

Sandhy was born on 21 January 1989 in Bangalore, Karnataka, India. He went to St. Aloysius College, Bangalore.

Filmography[]

Year Film Language Notes
2015 Thamisra Kannada
2016 Lifu Super
Badmaash
Adbhutha
Thuhere Mere Jaan Telugu
2017 Operation Alamelamma Kannada
Jaymahal
Uppu Hulli Khara Music for 3 Songs
Chamak Nominated - SIIMA Award for Best Music Director - Kannada
2018 Idham Premam Jeevanam
Thayige Thakka Maga Nominated - SIIMA Award for Best Music Director - Kannada
8MM Bullet
2019 Chambal Songs
ABCD — American Born Confused Desi Telugu Music
2020 Shivaji Surathkal Kannada
Maya Bazaar Background Score
2021 Sakath Filming
Ramana Avatara Filming
Berkley Filming
Kalantaka Filming
Kalachakra Music for 1 Song and Trailer
Godhra Post production
Veeraputra Filming
Aakasa Veedhullo Telugu Filming
Feel My Love Music - Filming
2022 The Story of Rayaghada Kannada
Telugu
Tamil
Malayalam
Hindi
Pre Production

References[]

  1. ^ "Kannada music composer Judah Sandhy roped in for Allu Sirish's 'ABCD' Telugu remake". The Times Of India. 29 May 2018.
  2. ^ "Kannada music composers branch out to South industries". The Times Of India. 18 July 2018.

External links[]

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