A different beat: award-winning drummer and A R Rahman collaborator, Ranjit Barot, on why big films (and big budgets) no longer turn him on.
Printed in GQ India, January 2012
A different beat: award-winning drummer and A R Rahman collaborator, Ranjit Barot, on why big films (and big budgets) no longer turn him on.
Printed in GQ India, January 2012
The rise of Indian indie: This month’s NH7 Weekender festival in Pune proves that bands will forgo money as long as there’s an audience.
Published in GQ India, November 2011
Southern style: Mysore-born Raghu Dixit has wowed Robert Plant - now he takes on Glastonbury.
Printed in GQ India, June 2011
The digital DJ: after years of halfway solutions, the Traktor S4 is the killer controller you’ve dreamed of.
Printed in GQ India, June 2011
Brand new: India’s menswear revolution is forcing the high street to think like the runway - and vice versa. Includes interviews with Ashish Dixit, president of Madura Fashion & Lifestyle, Sunil Seth, president of the Fashion Design Council of India, Gaurav Gupta, Gautam Singhania, chairman of Raymond, Darshan Mehta, chief executive of Reliance Brands, Narendra Kumar, and Imran Amed, founder of businessoffashion.com
Published in GQ India, June 2011
Surfing the wave: India’s television industry is changing, but can the new players make it pay? Includes interviews with Punit Goenke, chief executive of ZEE TV, Deepak Shourie, director of BBC South Asia, Anooj Kapoor, chief executive of SAB TV, and chef Sanjeev Kapoor.
Published in GQ India, May 2011
Play List: go around the world, one festival at a time. Here’s our pick of the five hottest musical festivals of the year.
Printed in Vogue India, April 2011
Dream ticket: the rise of the online travel business in India. Includes interviews with Cleartrip, MakeMyTrip and Expedia.
Published in GQ India, March 2011
GQ India’s Money section, focusing on the food business. Includes a profile of Kraft Foods’ Sanjay Khosla.
Published in GQ India, March 2011.
