Media Features and Press Coverage
My journey of spreading love through typewriter poetry has found a voice in stories beyond my own. Here is a collection of features and interviews that capture the moments, the poems, and the community at Cubbon Park.
An article by Connected to India that beautifully captures the essence of my Cubbon Park sessions. The writer focused not just on me, but on the experiences of the people who receive the poems, which is the most important part of the story.
HerStory by YourStory featured my work, highlighting the mission to inspire self-expression through poetry. The article beautifully joined the dots of my life, and I'm so grateful for the platform to share my message: "Write to express because it's our Right to express."
An article from SheThePeopleTV that explored the 'why' behind my Saturday sessions in Cubbon Park. I had a wonderful conversation with the journalist who visited me and truly understood the heart of this work.
A feature in the Prajavani newspaper. It's always special to be recognized by local media, and this article captured the spirit of 'kavyadaana' or the offering of poetry in Cubbon Park.
I was so happy to be featured in Hindustan Times as part of an article about the creative communities that gather in Cubbon Park. It's a wonderful ecosystem of artists, and I'm proud to be a part of it.
An interview with Connected to India where I recited my poem 'Hello Mother'. This piece addresses patriarchal bias, and I was grateful for the opportunity to discuss such an important topic on their platform.
Another feature in the local Kannada newspaper, Prajavani. Seeing the community's response and the media's support gives me wings to reach for greater heights.
I was honored to be included as a storyteller in the upcoming coffee table book, 'Saree Stories From The 21st Century'. The feature talks about my love for sarees and how it intertwines with my identity as a poet.
A snippet from The New Indian Express article highlighting my philosophy. When people ask what I charge for a poem, my answer is always the same: "The charges are nothing but love."
About As Seen In: Media & Press Features
When I sit at Cubbon Park with my typewriter, the most frequent question I get is about my fee. My answer remains the same as it was in The New Indian Express: my charges are nothing but love. These press features are not just accolades, they are records of that simple, raw exchange between strangers, documenting the community that grows when we choose to listen.
Writing is a solitary act, but the stories shared here prove that the resulting connection is universal. From local Kannada dailies like Prajavani documenting the 'kavyadaana' or offering of poetry at our Saturday sessions, to national platforms like SheThePeople and YourStory, these articles map a movement of self-expression.
Each piece of media captures a different facet of what I do. Some delve into the technical nostalgia of my vintage typewriter, while others, like the piece in Connected to India, explore the heavier, necessary conversations like my poem 'Hello Mother' on patriarchal bias. It is humbling to see these outlets not just interview me, but witness the actual park-goers and the raw, unedited reactions they have when receiving a poem.
These features serve as an archive of a time when we put down our screens, sat on the grass under Tree 3315, and chose to be vulnerable with one another. Whether you are curious about booking a private event or just want to understand the heartbeat of the 'Mumbling Joy' community, these stories offer a glimpse into the unfiltered reality of my work.
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