Amit Trivedi

Amit Trivedi is an Indian film composer, singer, and lyricist known for his versatile, genre-blending scores in Hindi cinema. Before becoming a playback composer, he worked composing jingles and music for theatre, developing a broad stylistic range that would later define his film career. He made his Bollywood debut in 2008 with the acclaimed soundtrack for Aamir, quickly establishing himself as one of the industry's most inventive young composers.

Trivedi's sound draws on folk, rock, electronica, and classical Indian influences, often within a single soundtrack, giving his work a distinctive eclecticism compared to more formulaic Bollywood scoring. He frequently collaborates with lyricists such as Amitabh Bhattacharya, and his scores have been praised for closely serving narrative and character rather than simply providing standalone hits, a quality evident in soundtracks for films across genres, from period dramas to youth-oriented romances.

Among his best-known work are songs such as «Namo Namo», «Yeh Fitoor Mera», «Gal Mitthi Mitthi», and «Manja», spanning films that range from patriotic historical epics to intimate contemporary stories. His output includes contributions to acclaimed soundtracks for films like Dev.D, Udaan, and Queen, cementing his reputation as a composer willing to experiment with unconventional arrangements and vocal textures within mainstream Hindi film music.