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So it was natural that they wanted me to have music in my life as well.” Janaki Easwar with her father Anoop Divakaran and mother Divya Raveendran My mum is also a great music lover and as a child, I always went to bed listening to my mum’s lullabies. Dad’s uncle K V Sivadas is a singer, composer and music teacher. Dad’s younger brother Arun Gopan is a professional singer.
Coming from a family of musicians, Janaki was introduced to Carnatic music at the age of six.
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