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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Sean_RoldanSean Roldan - Wikipedia

    Raghavendra Raja Rao, known by his stage name Sean Roldan is an Indian composer, musician, and lyricist who predominantly works in the Tamil film industry. He has worked on Carnatic music, independent music, and film scores for the Tamil film industry.

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    Presenting #SeanRoldan 's #Parai from Think Originals 🤔👌 "Think Originals as Original as it gets" Think Originals is a new Initiative from Think Music where you get to hear music from the...

  3. www.bandwagon.asia › articles › sean-roldan-on-his-journey-asSean Roldan on his journey as a Tamil music composer and...

    Nov 24, 2023 · “Music is a thing of constant evolution for me,” shared Sean Roldan in an interview with Bandwagon. Ever since he was six years old, his life has been intertwined with music. Coming from a family of educators and musicians — he’s the son of renowned mridangam player Srimushnam V. Raja Rao and grandson of novelist Sandilyan — Roldan ...

  4. www.youtube.com › watchSean Roldan - Idli Chutney (Official Video) | Amritha - YouTube

    Presenting #IdliChutney ♨️ - the First Single from Think Originals 🤔👌Think Originals is a new Initiative from Think Music where you get to hear music fro...

  5. www.youtube.com › watchSean Roldan Songs | Best songs of Sean Roldan | Jukebox - YouTube

    Sean Roldan Songs | Best songs of Sean Roldan | Jukebox | Tamil songs. Fine melodies from Sean Roldan voice ஷான் ரோல்டன் பாடிய இனிமையான ...

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    169K Followers, 954 Following, 638 Posts - Sean Roldan (@RSeanRoldan) on Instagram: "Managed by @silvertreeoffl".

  7. www.filmcompanion.in › interviews › tamil-interview'Why Should Philosophy Always Talk About Dispassion?': Sean...

    Apr 3, 2024 · Sean Roldan asks suddenly, slightly drifting away from our conversation about modern relationships, gender roles and love for cricket. He says, “It was a dish introduced by the Marathas when they came down south. We modified it and made it our sambar.