International Sitar Concerts & Global Music Tours

Playing the Thok Jhala of Raag Bihag in a 200-year-old church in Amsterdam. The way the sound echoed in the space felt like a conversation between the music and the building itself.

A wider shot of my performance in Amsterdam, with my student on Tanpura and Heiko Dijker on Tabla. It was a proud moment to have my student join me on stage for the first time.

A close-up of the musical dialogue between me on sitar, my student on tanpura, and my accompanist on tabla during the Amsterdam concert. This shows the deep listening and connection required in a classical performance.

A powerful shot from the "Night of the Sitars" concert in Amsterdam. The image captures the intense focus and communication between me and the tabla player, Heiko Dijker.

A moment of stillness in Vienna, with my well-traveled sitar case by my side. This city felt like a pause, a quiet breath before the next performance.

Playing my sitar on the steps of a grand fountain in Vienna. The classical European architecture provided a stunning backdrop for the sounds of Indian classical music.

Looking up at the magnificent architecture in Vienna. Traveling as a musician is not just about the concerts, but also about soaking in the culture and atmosphere of each city.

Playing Raag Gaud Sarang by the serene shores of Lake Geneva in Lausanne. This was a quiet dialogue between the tradition of the raga and the beauty of nature.

Strolling through old-town Lausanne, inspired by the style of "Peaky Blinders." It’s fun to blend my love for music, style, and different cultures, whether it's in my sound or my look.