G.V. Prakash Kumar, born on June 13, 1987, is a highly talented Indian music composer, singer, and actor. He comes from a family deeply rooted in the film industry, with his father being the renowned composer and conductor, G. Venkatesh. From a young age, Prakash Kumar displayed an innate musical talent and began learning the keyboard at the age of six. 

G.V. Prakash Kumar made his debut as a music composer in 2006 with the Tamil film "Veyil," which garnered critical acclaim and brought him recognition in the industry. Since then, he has composed music for numerous successful films across different languages, including Tamil, Telugu, and Hindi. His compositions have a unique and refreshing blend of traditional and contemporary sounds, making him a sought-after composer among filmmakers.

What sets G.V. Prakash Kumar apart is his versatility and ability to create music that perfectly suits the mood and theme of a film. Whether it's a peppy and foot-tapping number or a soulful and emotional melody, he has a knack for creating music that resonates with the audience. Some of his notable compositions include "Aaromale" from the film "Vinnaithaandi Varuvaayaa," "Otha Sollaala" from "Aadukalam," and "Kannala Kannala" from "Thani Oruvan."

Apart from his exceptional talent as a music composer, G.V. Prakash Kumar has also showcased his skills as a playback singer. His melodious voice has lent itself to several hit songs, adding an extra dimension to his musical endeavors. Furthermore, he has ventured into acting and has made a successful transition to the silver screen with notable performances in films like "Darling" and "Naachiyaar."

With his immense talent and passion for music, G.V. Prakash Kumar continues to be a force to be reckoned with in the Indian music industry. His ability to capture the essence of a film through his compositions and his commitment to delivering memorable music make him one of the most respected and admired music composers of his generation.