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ANJANA RAJAN — I’d like my art to remind humanity that empathy is what makes us human, and that art can show us not only the world as it is, but what it can be.
SHIVANI SINGH — You find your repertoire when you stop merely performing the poetry and begin belonging to it.
JAI UTTAL — Time is slowly teaching me that I don’t have to prove myself, and that I can begin to love myself with all my cracks, dents and bruises.
EMANUELA DI STEPHANO — Every day, I look for what is good, accept what is beyond me, and give kindness where it is welcomed.
PREM CHOPRA — I did my own struggle. I have always been honest and hard-working as far as my profession is concerned. That is what has kept me going.
ISHWARI LYNN KELLER — In surrendering to Krishna, I don’t escape life. I discover the courage to trust it.
KRISTINA LUNA DOLININA — For me, the most exciting part of this work was discovering how dance and research could speak the same language.
VIPPIN ANEJA — Life has a way of bringing the right songs, people and opportunities when you’ve quietly done the work.
SONIA ROY — For me, music is more than performance. It is a path of service, learning, and inner growth.
ABHAY RUSTUM SOPORI — When my music touches someone deeply, I feel I’m only the medium. What they’re really hearing is something beautiful that already lives within them.
ANUPAMA JHA — In Kathak, ‘Suhm’ is where every movement comes home. Life does the same. Learn the lesson, then let go.
LOKESH MADAN — The heart that still feels deeply never runs out of songs.
SHARON LOWEN — An artist never stops creating. Even away from the stage, every choice can reflect truth, beauty, and integrity.
SUBIR MALIK — Life never runs out of problems. Peace begins the day you stop fearing them and start facing them.
MEGHA NAIR — I don’t protect my creativity directly. I protect the positivity that gives birth to it.
SUDIP CHAKRABORTY — I fiercely protect my peace because creativity cannot survive in constant unrest.
DEBJANI CHATTERJEE — The challenge is not feeling deeply. The challenge is continuing despite it.
JUNAHI RATTANN — In those moments of practice, there is no performance, no audience, no expectations. Only a dialogue between the body, the breath, and the tradition I have inherited.
RADHIKA JOSHI — Artists may not build roads or houses, but they help build the inner world people return to.
SHANTANU GOSAVI — Some of the most important transformations happen internally, through your learnings and through your journey.
