My take... “Artist” is a word we use too loosely. In truth, there are only two kinds: One creates out of love. The other, out of necessity. One makes to express. The other, to escape. And when we drag fame into this conversation, it gets confusing. Fame is not a measure of

“Bro just follow your passion” Yeah okay, tell that to my bills.

Taking Naval's advice with a grain of salt is wise; blindly diving into his guidance may not suit everyone's life stage. He subtly cautions against this during his podcast with Chris. Tip : take Naval 's words and chat with it and look for what did he do 10 steps before he got

Sometimes you don’t need a new song. You need to sit with the old one until it reveals what you missed the first time.

My work isn't perfect. But at least it's out there. For most it is still in a folder called “Final_final_final_v8.”

Great music doesn’t demand your time. It deserves it. But only if you’re willing to sit still long enough.

The real creative process: – Start with passion – Get lost in YouTube tutorials – Doubt entire career – Eat snack – Pivot

Rejection is your editor. And that editor is rude. But damn, they help you write better.

Jagjit Singh made you feel. Today’s artists just make you swipe. The art’s not dying. The attention span is.

If you’re stuck in your creative career, it’s rarely external. You’re either obeying old rules, protecting a fragile identity, or mistaking pessimism for intelligence. Let go. Change. Grow.

You’re not building a portfolio. You’re building tolerance— for feedback, for boredom, for silence. That’s what separates creators from dabblers.

When you start something just to grab fame or stay relevant, you’re playing a cutthroat game designed to stress kill you. Instead, chase your curiosity, embrace your weird random side, stay small, true, and generous—and you’ll find joy without the drama.

Hey Frido Is this how it's supposed to end...

Chains of habit are too light to be felt until they are too heavy to be broken. ~ Warren Buffet

Sir, your wit has better writing than most of today's movie scripts. 🫡

This is incredible work Varun Mayya ! It could easily be mistaken for a full-fledged film. The quality in this version is top-notch. Hats off to the sound design and music team as well—they’ve done phenomenal work. The chakra and bell sequence is fantastic! Kudos to your

Beyond amazing ... Cheers Lijo for this beautiful collab with A.R.Rahman and Hansal Mehta Onward and Upward

For most of my music career, this is how I explained my music cues to my assistants and to some very close live musician friends. It’s amazing to see that when you embody the instrument and the melody—when you become them as a person—it’s filled with passion and emotion. The