T. K. Kala is a renowned Indian playback singer, effortlessly rendering her vocal talents in the Tamil and Telugu languages. Besides her singing prowess, Kala is also a skilled actress, often taking on supporting roles in Tamil films, and has also ventured into voice acting. Her impressive career has been recognized with the prestigious Kalaimamani award, which she received in 2006.
Born to a celebrated actress, Shanmugasundari, Kala was blessed with a strong foundation in music from a young age. Her talent and training enabled her to become a regular choice for songs featuring child actors. However, it was her breakthrough performance in the film "Agathiyar", where she sang the iconic song "Thayir sirandha kovilum illai", that catapulted her to stardom. Her acting debut, which saw her portray Prakash Raj's mother in the 2004 film Ghilli, marked the beginning of her foray into acting, further solidifying her position as a multifaceted talent in the Indian entertainment industry.
