The flute is my voice. It speaks in raag and rhythm, but also in silence and space. My music is grounded in six years of rigorous Indian classical training and guided by my time living in Benares, where music is breath itself.”

I’ve played in temples and on festival stages, in open fields and quiet homes. What I offer is more than a performance—it’s a presence. One that invites the listener into stillness.

Though my roots are in Indian classical, my sound stretches outwards—blending ambient textures, improvisation, and mood-driven exploration. Each performance is a new conversation between me, my instrument, and the moment.”