| 1. Anupama was nurtured in a middle-class family where her father’s influence guided her passion for music from a young age. |
| 2. At just 10 years old, she debuted on stage with the Hazara Singh Orchestra in Bombay. |
| 3. She has a deep spiritual bond with Sai Baba, which reflects in her work, including her dedication to bhajan music. |
| 4. Her connection with the famous Indian musician duo Laxmikant-Pyarelal opened doors for her in various performances. |
| 5. Anupama has lent her voice to several religious albums and bhajan collections, showcasing her profound connection to spirituality. |
| 6. She sang the bhajan song ‘Sone Se Jiven Ke Man Ki Kaliyo Ko Mahka Do Sai Baba’ from the 1977 Hindi film “Ab Kya Hoga.” |
| 7. She was a noted playback singer for Juhi Chawla and Madhuri Dixit. |
| 8. Anupama was born and brought up in a middle-class singer family in Saibaba Village of Bombay State, where her father's influence guided her passion for music from a young age. |
| 9. She performed in Vinod Gidh's Zankar Orchestra and subsequently participated in various bhajan programs. |
| 10. She has a deep spiritual devotion to Shirdi Wale Sai Baba, which reflects in her work, including her dedication to bhajan music. |
| 11. Anupama has lent her voice to several religious albums including Jai Santoshi Ma with Nitin Mukesh, and Sai Baba bhajan albums Om Shri Sainathay Namah and Om Sai Jaya Jaya Sai with Mahendra Kapoor. |
| 12. The song 'Sohni Chenab De' was written by Indian poet Anand Bakshi. |
