One of the most memorable moments of the Kia Ora Modi event was hearing the experience of Neha Bhatia, who was one of the main hosts of this historic evening.From the energy backstage to the excitement inside Spark Arena, she shares what it was really like to be part of an event that brought together thousands of people to celebrate the growing friendship between New Zealand and India.This episode isn't just about speeches—it's about the emotions, the preparation, the atmosphere, and the unforgettable vibes that made the evening truly special.🎙️ Watch now on A Face in the Crowd and experience Kia Ora Modi through the eyes of one of its hosts.

What does it take to win Tarana Idol in consecutive years and pursue your passion for music while growing up as teenage migrants in New Zealand?In this inspiring episode, sisters Rashi & Avishi share their journey of adapting to a new country, overcoming challenges, supporting each other through life's ups and downs, and finding strength through music.

From Indian Classical training to Western music and choir performances, they talk about how music shaped their confidence and opened doors to exciting opportunities on New Zealand stages.Join us as we discuss family, friendship, resilience, dreams, future concert plans, and the special bond that continues to guide them on their musical journey.

✨ Two Sisters. Two Titles. One Musical Journey.

In this episode of A Face in the Crowd, hosts RJ Sarkar Raj and Neha Bhatia sit down with Ishant Ghulyani—a dynamic personality balancing the worlds of fashion, fitness, and diplomacy. Currently associated with the High Commission of India, Wellington, Ishant works closely with Indian diplomats while also building his presence as a model and influencer in New Zealand.

From his journey as an Indian-born migrant to navigating professional responsibilities in a diplomatic environment, Ishant shares insights on discipline, identity, and the realities behind social media success. The conversation goes beyond image and aesthetics, exploring themes of cultural representation, self-worth, masculinity, and the pressures of maintaining authenticity in a digital-first world. Honest, thoughtful, and engaging—this episode uncovers the person behind the persona.