Sivamani, one of India's best-known and most colorful percussionists, started his career as a musician when he was 11. Many of his albums have reached the top of the chart and have become the mantra of the music lovers.

Born as Anandan Sivamani, the musical genius was inspired by the legendary Billy Cobham, who was his role model. Sivamani's early experiments in fusion were the carnatic legends Kunnakuddy Vaidyanathan and T V Gopalkrishnan.

Sivamani became a permanent fixture at concert with Louis Bank, the uncrowned king of Indian Jazz concert. Drums on Fire is one of his most recent album and it is the collaboration with musician James Ashley.

He has also contributed to the sound tracks of Hindi films through song like Chaiya Chaiya, Roja Janeman and Yeh Hasin Wadiyan. His innovative creation with ghazal singer Hariharan was the audio album Kaash. He is the first to experiment with the use of beats and rhythm into ghazal.

Star Udan Oru Naal features a day in the life of the celebrity, essentially the star's best part of the day which witnesses what the star does from dawn to dusk. The musical genius also shares his interests with the viewers.