Uttank Vora

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Before making music commercially, Uttank started composing music at home. He then started professionally composing and recording for private albums at the age of 14. His first semi-commercial project was with Mahendra Joshi.

Uttank started his theatre career with Tathaiya, a Gujarati musical produced and directed by Mahendra Joshi. The play opened at Prithvi theatre. Vora did the music for the play. Post this, he worked with Joshi on several other plays. His first commercial play was Yuddh, which was directed by Latesh Shah and produced by Upendra Trivedi. In 2000, he composed for Khel, a two-character play directed by Paresh Rawal. Naseeruddin Shah and Paresh were the only two actors in the play.

From Gujarati plays, he ventured into Gujarati serials. Initially, he composed only the songs, mainly title tracks. He began scoring after Vipul Amrutlal Shah asked him to compose the background music for his television shows. Uttank began composing music for Hindi television shows as well. He changed the way music was composed for television. Some of the superhit shows that he lent music for include Khichdi, Sarabhai vs Sarabhai, Ek Mahal Ho Sapno Ka and Baa Bahu Aur Baby.

Uttank's first Gujarati film as a music director was Dariya Choru released in the year 1999. The film directed by Vipul Amrutlal Shah wasn't released properly.

Ashutosh Gowariker approached him to compose the songs for his debut film Pehla Nasha with his brother Neeraj Vora. Although the film didn't fare well on box office, the music was appreciated. In 1999, Uttank composed the music for Akshay Kumar-Preity Zinta starrer Sangharsh. He also composed the background music for the 2005 film Waqt: The Race Against Time which was a commercial success. In 2006, he composed the songs for the film Malamaal Weekly which was written and directed by Priyadarshan.

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