Tejasvi Surya’s Wife Shivashree Skandaprasad Receives Attention for Her Performance of ‘Madeshwara’ Song

Bengaluru: Shivashree Skandaprasad, the wife of Bengaluru South MP Tejasvi Surya and a talented singer, is capturing public attention after singing the devotional song ‘Madeshwara Daye Barade’. In a recent post shared on social media, she not only showcased her beautiful rendition of the song but also revealed the inspiration behind it.

Though originally from Tamil Nadu, Shivashree, who is also a trained dancer, effortlessly sang the Kannada devotional song ‘Madeshwara Daye Barade’ with grace, leaving listeners mesmerized. The song, beloved by the devotees of Madappa, has touched the hearts of many. Shivashree posted a video of her performance on social media, accompanied by a heartfelt caption.

In her post, she shared how the song came into her life through her husband, Tejasvi Surya. “Recently, I came to know about this beautiful song of Mahadeva Swamy through my husband. He loves this song and often sings it with devotion.

Over time, the melody found a place in my heart,” she wrote. “During the previous Kartika month, he played it several times, and each time his voice and the devotion within it resonated deeply. My husband was the inspiration for me to sing this song.”

Shivashree further explained that some songs hold a special place in one’s life. “So today, I present my humble rendition. This is not a performance, but a dedication to Mahadeva Swamy, who protects our homes, guides us, and fills us with strength,” she added.

Shivashree, who got married to Tejasvi Surya in March, has quickly become a beloved figure, not only due to her talent but also for the warmth she brings through her performances. While she hails from Tamil Nadu, her love for Kannada devotional music has connected her deeply with the people of Karnataka, especially through this heartfelt performance.

This video of Shivashree singing ‘Madeshwara’ has gone viral, with many praising her voice and the sincerity with which she performed the song. It stands as a beautiful reminder of how music can transcend boundaries and bring people together in devotion.

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