Tribe Verified· Over 23 years of teaching experience

Gaana Aaye Ya Na Aaye: Singing Is For You

bySwarmaanasOnline and across MumbaiStarts from₹1,200 per sessionView full gallery

I believe singing isn't just for performers—it's for anyone who wants to feel happier. In these videos, I share how I teach you to find your natural voice through simple techniques like expressive singing and Omkar meditation.

I am the daughter of the great singer Uttara Kelkar, and for a long time, I struggled with comparisons. I learned that my voice is my own, and my strength is in expressive singing. This is what I teach, to sing with 'bhaav' (emotion) and find your own unique identity.

Singing with expression is more important than perfect notes and rhythm. I explain how focusing on 'bhaav' can transform your singing, making it touch people's hearts. I also share how music acts as therapy, helping you release pent up emotions.

People often ask me how I started this journey, especially being the daughter of a famous playback singer. In this video, I share my personal story of overcoming comparisons and my own vocal limitations to create Swarmaanas, a place where anybody can sing.

We spend our whole lives worrying about what others think. Stop comparing your voice to others. Your voice is unique and beautiful. I give a small tip on how practicing Omkar can help you improve your voice and find happiness in it.

For children, singing should be joyful and light, not rigid and classical from the start. I believe in teaching them fun, expressive songs to build a lifelong love for music. My motto is simple, "Gaat raha, khush raha!" (Keep singing, stay happy!).

What is the real meaning of happiness? For me, it is found in singing. Here, I demonstrate a simple Omkar meditation technique. Practicing this regularly can truly improve your voice and bring a sense of calm and joy.

When you learn to sing, remember to keep it short and sweet. The goal is to leave your audience wanting more, not feeling tired. Singing with awareness of your audience is a key part of being a good performer.

I started Singathon 28, a singing competition where you sing for a cause. It is like a marathon, but for singers of all levels. The goal is not to be a professional, but to participate, enjoy, and contribute to a good cause.

Many people are destined to find joy through music, and my workshops are a space for that discovery. Here I talk about how my unique approach to music helps people find solace and happiness.

I was so happy to be invited to speak on Akashvani radio for the 'Vanita Mandal' program. It is another wonderful opportunity to spread my message that yes, anybody can sing!

About My Philosophy: "Gaana Aaye Ya Na Aaye, Gaana Chaahiye!"

People often hesitate to sing because they compare their voice to professional playback singers. I focus on 'bhaav' (emotion) rather than technical perfection, which helps you overcome that fear immediately. In my classes, we use breathing and Omkar meditation to help you unlock your own natural sound, not someone else's. You don't need a trained voice to find joy in music.

Over 23 years of teaching experience — Approved by the tribe

Swarmaanas

Online and across MumbaiStarts from ₹1,200 per session

I’m Manasi Kelkar Tambe. For years, people compared my voice to my mother's, Uttara Kelkar, until I realized my strength wasn't in mimicking perfection, but in expressing my own emotions. I created Swarmaanas to help you find that same confidence, ensuring you never feel judged for the voice you have.