Coming all the way from Nagaland, the Tetseo Sisters tell us what it feels like to plunge into a completely unexplored genre - Naga folk music. They also discuss their new album and the dynamics of an all-sister band

"Why do we dance? It's like asking why do you breathe?" comment Nirupama + Rajendra, India's famed classical dance couple. The duo, founders of Abhinava Dance Company, tell us about their journey so far, dancing as a couple, and how dance creates a happier society

A John Mayer stan,Raghav Meattle spoke to us about the trials and tribulations of living in Mumbai and how his experiences shaped his debut album 'Songs From A Matchbox'.

Take four happy-go-lucky young men, add a dash of exceptional talent and let it simmer on a flame of undying love for music. Voila! Folk rock band When Chai Met Toast is here to instantly lift your spirits with their unique brand of happy music. Watch our interview with them to know about their upcoming album, their inter-band camaraderie and how they deal with their ever-expanding fanbase.

From writing poems in classrooms to writing her own songs. From singing for herself to performing at sold out gigs. A lot has changed for Mumbai-based artist Aarifah. But what remains constant after all this time is her raw honesty about her feelings and her drive to create something meaningful. Watch our interview with her to find out what's next for this multi-talented artist.

An artist, other than a burning passion for their art, requires a steadfast support system, a great team and sufficient funds. We spoke to Bharatnatyam dancer and actor, Rukmini Vijayakumar about the inspiration behind her latest project, 'The Dark Lord' and what went into making her vision a reality.

A self-declared "creative chipmunk", Zeeshan Ali has many skills in his arsenal. A makeup artist, model and designer, he spoke to us about using one's body as a canvas to express oneself.

Kannada rappers Kali and Yaaru talk to us about consciousness, perspective and finding the good in the world. They're trying to bring this into their rap on the streets. " We're just trying to spread love," they say.