N. Ravikiran, born February 12, 1967, is a virtuoso of the Chitravina, an ancient Indian classical instrument, and a revered composer, known for his deep musical insights and technical brilliance. Hailing from a lineage of celebrated musicians, Ravikiran descended into the world of music as a child prodigy, earning acclaim for his consummate artistry and innate grasp of the complex nuances of Indian classical music. Throughout his illustrious career, Ravikiran has not only mastered the Chitravina but also evolved into a multifaceted musician, proficient in vocal music and various instruments, a testament to his versatility and dedication to the craft.

His recent releases, such as "Mumtaz Mahal", "Navaragini", and "Ujjwal - A Melharmonic Concerto", showcase his continuous pursuit of innovation within the classical framework, marrying traditional forms with refreshing interpretations. Albums like "Music from Madras" and "Gottuvadhyam" pay homage to the rich musical traditions of South India, while "Dikshitar Masterpieces" celebrates the works of one of the titans of Carnatic music, cementing Ravikiran's status as a respectful preserver and an inspired innovator within the classical music scene. Recognized globally, N. Ravikiran has also been at the forefront of music education, spreading the knowledge and essence of Indian classical music to new generations and diverse audiences across the world.