Tanvi Shah - Grammy-Winning Indian Singer & Songwriter

Based in Chennai, Tanvi Shah made history as the first Indian woman to win a Grammy Award. She received the 2010 Grammy for "Best Song Written for Visual Media" by contributing the Spanish lyrics and vocals to the mega-hit "Jai Ho" from the film Slumdog Millionaire (alongside A.R. Rahman and Gulzar).

Her expressive vocals are featured in hit Indian tracks like Fanaa (from Yuva) and songs from Delhi-6. She has also collaborated with international artists like Snoop Dogg.

A multi-lingual talent, she frequently sings in Spanish, Portuguese, Afro-Cuban, and Arabic, in addition to Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu.

Outside of music, she is an active jewelry designer and an advocate for global health initiatives, having spoken at TEDx events.

A London-born broadcaster, content creator, and former professional athlete.

After qualifying as a Chartered Accountant, she successfully pivoted to full-time content creation and sports broadcasting.

She has hosted shows for the BBC and Sky Sports and is known in the cricketing world as an anchor for the IPL (serving as a Gujarat Titans insider) and the Abu Dhabi T10 League.