Beyond my love for music,I am a dedicated MUN participant and debater. Engaging in MUNs for several years has helped me develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills, as I believe that finding solutions to global problems is crucial in today’s world.

Additionally, I am actively involved in theatre, participating in numerous nukkad nataks and plays, which have enriched my creativity and artistic expression.

I was introduced to inspiring work by Music Factory through a friend. Their impactful blend of music sparked my passion for guitar.

Being part of Music Factory helped me blend my love for music with my desire to create positive change. The idea of using music as a tool for social good was incredibly appealing, and I knew it was the perfect platform to make a meaningful contribution while pursuing my musical interests under inspiring mentorship.

Being a part of Music Factory has truly been a life-changing experience for me over the past five years. One of the most profound ways it has impacted me is by instilling a deep sense of sewa bhav and empathy. Through our various initiatives, like organizing donation drives for acid attack survivors and providing music therapy to cancer patients, I’ve seen firsthand how powerful music can be in healing and uplifting others. These experiences have opened my eyes to the importance of compassion and the incredible impact we can have when we come together to support those in need. They’ve taught me to look beyond myself and understand the struggles and stories of others, making me more empathetic and socially conscious. On a personal level, Music Factory has helped me develop a stronger stage presence and trust in my abilities, which has translated into greater self-assurance in other areas of my life as well.

It has been an amazing journey together and I am excited to continue this incredible adventure for many years to come.