In this captivating episode of Indie'N Folk Project, we dive deep into the world of music, creativity, and Bollywood with the incredibly talented Sneha Khanwalkar. Hosted by Peeyush, this conversation takes us on a journey through Sneha's unique approach to music-making and her experiences working with some of the most iconic filmmakers in the industry, including Anurag Kashyap.

Sneha Khanwalkar is a renowned Indian music composer and director known for her distinctive approach to blending indie and folk music with Bollywood soundtracks. She made her mark in the industry with her unconventional and experimental music, which stands out for its raw, authentic, and regional influences. Khanwalkar gained widespread recognition for her work in films like Gangs of Wasseypur (2012), where her gritty and innovative music captured the essence of the narrative. Over the years, she has carved a niche for herself as one of Bollywood's most unique music directors, consistently pushing boundaries and redefining the sound of contemporary cinema.

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Sneha’s Journey in Music: Sneha opens up about her early influences, how she found her voice as a music director, and what it takes to carve a niche in the competitive Bollywood music industry.

Collaborating with Anurag Kashyap: Sneha shares her experiences working with renowned filmmaker Anurag Kashyap, discussing the dynamic between music and storytelling, and how their collaborations have shaped her music.

Bollywood and Indie Music: We delve into the intersection of Bollywood and indie music, exploring the challenges and joys of creating music that resonates with diverse audiences while maintaining artistic integrity.

Behind-the-Scenes Stories: From composing soundtracks to collaborating with singers and musicians, Sneha gives us an exclusive look behind the scenes of her musical projects and how she brings her artistic vision to life.

The Future of Music in Cinema: Sneha discusses what’s next for the music industry, the rise of independent music in mainstream cinema, and her aspirations for the future