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Artistic Portraits of Sitar and Surbahar

byAniruddha JoshiDigital tracks available across IndiaStarts from₹2,500 per trackView full gallery

Music is my life, but it is also a visual journey. These portraits capture the focus of my daily riyaz and the energy of my performances with my sitar and surbahar.

A portrait with my sitar, captured in a moment of musical thought.

An artistic edit of a photo from one of my performances, lost in the music.

A close up shot, focusing on the connection between the artist and the instrument.

A colorful, artistic rendition of a performance photograph.

About Artistic Portraits

I find that a portrait is more than just a photo; it is a way to share the quiet dedication that goes into mastering a raga. These images are snapshots of my connection with my instruments, showing the raw and honest side of my music before it even reaches your ears.

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Aniruddha Joshi

Digital tracks available across IndiaStarts from ₹2,500 per track

I am Aniruddha Joshi, and for me, these instruments are lifelong friends. When I am not performing or practicing, I am often traveling or just observing the world, which influences the music I create.

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Lost in the music during a performance. This black and white photograph captures the moment of complete immersion in the Raag.31
A close-up shot during an evening concert at the Constitution Club in Delhi, playing Raag Kedar. The soft lighting reflects the serene mood of the music.
A reflective black and white portrait taken in Russia. The mirror image symbolizes the introspective nature of Indian classical music.
A detailed shot of my hand on the frets of the Sitar. The connection between the artist's hand and the strings is where the music is born.

Dhruv Bedi: Moments with the Sitar

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Dhruv BediOnline sessions available; Studio in West Patel Nagar, New Delhi; Travels across India for workshops
A playful moment in Lausanne, Switzerland, inspired by the "Peaky Blinders" style. It shows my contemporary side and the joy I find in blending tradition with modern aesthetics, whether in music or in life.21
A black and white photo from Vienna. The stillness of the city felt like a pause, a moment for reflection before the next concert.
Playing my sitar in Vienna, with the city's grand architecture in the background. Taking my music to different parts of the world is a constant source of inspiration.

Artist Portraits & Behind the Scenes

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Mehtab Ali NiaziAvailable for concerts across Mumbai, Delhi NCR, and pan-India
A black and white portrait taken during a performance. The intensity of the moment is often best captured without color.15
An artistic shot from the Tibha festival at Art Circle Ratnagiri. The rustic background and monochrome feel give it a timeless quality.
A moment of joy during a concert, captured in black and white. A smile shared with a fellow artist or the audience is a beautiful part of any performance.
A portrait taken on my birthday. I am always grateful for the blessings and good wishes from my family, friends, and music lovers.

Portraits and Artistic Performance Moments

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Yashwant VaishnavAvailable for performances across India
A portrait embodying my 'Sitar Sorcerer' persona. This look, in a custom Torani outfit, captures the magic and mystery I aim to bring to my music.14
A direct and confident pose from the 'Sitar Sorcerer' photoshoot. My goal is to connect with the audience, both through my music and my presence.
An experimental, motion-blur shot from the 'Sitar Sorcerer' series. This reflects the dynamic and fluid nature of my music, which is always evolving.
A full-length portrait from the 'Sitar Sorcerer' shoot, playing with light and shadow. The visual presentation is a key part of my artistic expression.

Artist Portraits: The Sitar Sorcerer's Visual Style

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Rishab Rikhiram SharmaAvailable online globally; Studio in New York and takes projects across India
Living a musician's dream. This photo was taken after conducting a workshop at the prestigious Berklee College of Music in Boston.6
I was thrilled to share the schedule for my band, The Anirudh Varma Collective's, USA tour. We performed in various cities and setups, from full ensembles to quartets and solos.
I cherish my collection of Kurtas, or 'Panjabis' as we call them in Bengali culture. Wearing one feels like wrapping myself in the coziness of my home and my land.
A closer look at the beautiful embroidery on a traditional 'Panjabi'. Each one tells a story and connects me to my Bengali roots.

Life and Music Behind the Sitar

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Soumitra ThakurOnline classes & in-person at studio in Greater Kailash II, Delhi
If you dedicate yourself to what you learn and practice it sincerely, you will lose all fear. A portrait from a photoshoot, reflecting my dedication to the art form.37
Every sunrise marks a new chance to shine. A photo from an outdoor shoot, connecting with nature before a practice session.
A happy moment during a performance in Delhi. The energy of the capital city is always special.
Another candid from my Delhi performance. The joy of playing is something I can never hide.

Tabla Portraits & Candid Moments

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Surjeet SinghTravels across India for live performances

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