Growing up in a challenging environment, I discovered my voice through art—a silent language of colours and shapes that spoke volumes when spoken words failed me. Despite coming from a Marwari business family where art was not seen as a viable path, I excelled academically & artistically.

In 2010, my artistic journey took a transformative turn as I pioneered art & music festivals and innovative projects in & around Bombay. These endeavours integrated diverse creative disciplines, from dance, interactive installations, in diverse sectors to collaborations and city-wide art, wellness, food & music interventions. I viewed expressive art as a catalyst for change—a universal language that could bridge gaps and ignite conversations & build-communities.

My dedication and vision as an artist led to recognition for pushing boundaries and redefining artistic expression. Even before expressive arts became a recognised mode of education, I worked with NGOs, harnessing the power of art to drive social impact and inspire change under expert supervision. Transitioning from artist to business manager, I navigated galleries & validating systems that only seemed to demand conformity. Here is when the breakthrough happens anyway!