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JFW Award 2018 is presented to Dr. Bombay Jayashri

Renowned Carnatic music vocalist and music composer Dr. Bombay Jayashri is honored with JFW Award 2018. JFW (Just For Women), South India's leading women's magazine, reflects the essence of the progressive Indian Woman in all her glory. The 10th edition of the JFW Awards 2018, dedicated to the women-for women-by women, was conducted on Saturday- the 15th September.







Dr. Bombay Jayashri has been performing since 1982 and has given thousands of concerts all around the world, in addition to a thriving playback singing career as well as known for her collaboration with various artists.

A short video was presented on the achievements of the awardees. The awardees, much like the previous years, are women from various fields who have made a fundamental difference in their chosen field by way of their sheer talent.


















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