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The teenage daughter of one of India’s best known movie directors has had her first chart hit - with a song she wrote when just 11 years old.
Kaveri Kapur, now 15, hopes her voice and her songs will be what get people talking, rather than her famous parents.
Her father is Shekhar Kapur, who made the Oscar-winning 1998 film Elizabeth.
Her mother is singer and actress Suchitra Krishnamoorthi.
“Something that’s always been in the back of my mind is that I hope people are showing this appreciation because they like my music and not because of who my parents are,” she told Reuters in one of her first television interviews.
“I feel like it’s going to be harder to prove that you’re actually talented and that you deserve this as much when you have parents who make it easier for you, who give you more opportunities than lots of other kids.”
Her hit love song Did You Know was launched on YouTube in June and quickly made it into the Indian top 10. Kaveri’s father expressed his pride in his daughter’s work.
“Some of those compositions, they’re like world-class compositions. Honestly, if she wasn’t my daughter, I might have used those compositions, stolen them, and used them in a movie,” Shekhar Kapur said.
Shekhar Kapur took to Twitter recently to express how proud he feels to see his daughter’s accomplishments, adding her talent moves him to tears of joy.
“My little baby needs your blessings. At 15 she writes composes sings her own songs. Moves me to tears of joy everytime.”
Kaveri started her musical training in Hindustani classical music at the age of six, and then trained in Western classical vocals, piano and guitar.
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