Vidhu Prathap, born on 1 September 1980 in Kaithamukku, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, is a playback singer. He trained in classical music under G. Devarajan and Perumbavoor G. Raveendranath. He first gained recognition with the Voice of the Year award in 1997 and entered playback singing with Paadamudra in grade IV, before his breakthrough in the 1999 film Devadasi and the award‑winning song "Kaalame Kaikolluka Nee" from Sayahnam (2000). Over the following decades Vidhu recorded more than 600 songs, notably "Sukhamani Nilaavu" from Nammal (2002). His work earned a Kerala State Film Award, an Asianet Best Male Singer Award, and numerous television judging roles.
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Best Of Vidhu Prathap
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Best Of Vidhu Prathap, Vol. 2
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Swamikkoru Kaanikka
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Sundari Mehaboobiya
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Swamy Ayyappan
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Kalyananal Punnaranal, Super Hit Mappila Wedding Songs
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Varu Nee Sakhi, Vidhu Prathap Hits
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Vaikundam
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Nin Mizhikalkkenthazhaka
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Note Book (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
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Vidhu Prathap Hits
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Ente Manikandan
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Ponnani puzhayoram
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Paattukalude Paattu vol 2
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Orkkumo Priyasakhi
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