A lot of actors sing. Very few truly live music the way birthday girl Shruti Haasan does. Long before rock became an aesthetic or a trend, Shruti was already drawn to punk, alternative sounds and raw expression. It has always been instinctive for her. Singing in different languages is a skill that leaves us in awe every time we hear her.
Edge: One of Shruti Haasan’s earliest independent English tracks, Edge introduced her raw, rock-driven sound. Stripped-down and intense, it reflected her instinctive pull towards alternative music. The song firmly positioned her as a musician beyond the mainstream.
Vinveli Nayaga: A powerful Tamil track sung by Shruti for the film ‘Thug Life’ which has her father, Kamal Haasan in the lead. People often say that this song is a heartfelt letter by Shruti for her father.
Aazma Luck: Shruti’s high energy song marked her debut in Bollywood with Luck. Aazma is the title track of the same. The song highlighted her versatility and comfort in mainstream cinema music.
Kannazhaga Kaalazhaga: Romance in Haasan’s voice sounds ever-so-beautiful, we can experience the soul in her voice in this melodious track of the film ‘3’ starring Dhanush. The song was a composition by Anirudh. It showcases Shruti’s versatility even when singing in Telugu.
Globetrotter: Her latest striking song with high energy beats and vocals was sung in Telugu. Composed by M.M. Keeravani, Shruti was highly praised for her pitch and electrifying performance at the Globetrotter event in Hyderabad. This song left a mark in her discography.
She is a hero: An empowering anthem released in both English and Hindi, rooted in self-belief. The song felt personal and closely aligned with Shruti’s independent identity. It highlighted her voice as a storyteller with intent.
Monster Machine: A gritty English rock track driven by bold, unapologetic energy. It captured Shruti’s punk-inspired musical alter ego in full force. The song stands as a strong statement within India’s alternative music space.