13 Facts About Anima Choudhury

Anima Choudhury was born on 28 February 1953 and is a singer from the Indian north eastern state of Assam.

Anima Choudhury has been awarded local and state level musical and cultural recognitions and titles including.

Anima Choudhury's father was a government officer posted at Nagaon for an extended period where the child was raised as the fifth child in a family of seven siblings.

Anima Choudhury's household was full of musical influence and her mother began her early awareness of traditional Assamese music.

Anima Choudhury's father was a devotee of Indian classical music who encouraged her to get professional training in Hindustani classical music.

Anima Choudhury received her early training in music at the music school of Sushil Banerjee.

Anima Choudhury graduated from Cotton College, Gauhati with Honors in History in 1972.

Anima Choudhury has been invited to many International, national and state level seminars, and has presented research papers on several topics involving culture and music.

In 1969, Anima Choudhury participated in Cotton college's inter college music competition.

Anima Choudhury recorded several Assamese modern songs and Kamrupi Lokagit with His Master's Voice.

Anima Choudhury was a playback singer in other Assamese films including Putalaghar, Prem Janame Janame, Agnibristi, Mor Maramere, and Siba Mahima.

Anima Choudhury provided playback singing for the Bengali film Tridhara in 2013, and has given her voice for TV serials Maa Manasa, Devi, Vandanand others.

Anima Choudhury became the best singer of Gauhati University in the year 1973.