On today’s episode of The Brand Called You, we have with us the very talented MunMun Ghosh. MunMun is a Mumbai based sitar player, musician and a yogi. She is driven to create beauty, benefit and value in different media. She is also an author, journalist and a motivational speaker. In this very inspiring conversation, Ashutosh and MunMun discuss the life changing aspects of music and yoga. MunMun begins by sharing the three key milestones of her life. She talks about her journey into music and how it has positively impacted her life. She believes that music is capable of healing and elevating the human spirit. MunMun shares the real meaning of yoga and explains the benefits it can have on the human mind and body. She also talks about her books. MunMun gives her success mantra and strongly suggests to stick to sincerity in everything one does! Tune into The Brand Called You for more motivational content!
MunMun Ghosh – Sitarist, Author, Journalist
Profile
Munmun Ghosh is a Mumbai-based ‘artist’ — driven to create beauty, benefit and value, in different media. From journalism and fiction-writing to music, yoga and motivational talks. Passionate about culture and empowering people to realise their fullest potential in life. With a 1st class 1st Masters’ degree in English Literature from Mumbai University, she worked as a full-time journalist for a range of publications – from Stardust and MOVIE to The Daily, The Economic Times, Mid-Day, Dignity Dialogue, and indya.com for over a decade and was senior editor with CRISIL Ltd for a number of years, till May 2019. Her creative writing encompasses mainly three books. Her first work of fiction Hushed Voices (2007) explored the lives of Mumbai’s marginalized classes through a series of connected monologues. In her second fictional venture, a full-fledged novel named Unhooked (2012), Ghosh spotlighted the metro phenomenon of intellectual mating between the sexes and its repercussions. Munmun Ghosh’s third book Thicker than Blood (2016) explores the dynamics of a marriage as it evolves over years and the infertility treatment versus adoption debate, through a gripping story. If she is a compulsive dealer in words, she is also a compulsive musician and has been singing and playing sitar on stage since her childhood. Initiated into sitar as a school girl by Pt. Kartick Kumar, and further tutored by Ustad Azim Khan and Shri Pulak Lahiri, Ghosh has featured in Pt. Kartick Kumar’s sitar concerts in the past and performed solo on television. Having done her Sangeet Visharad in vocal classical music, she sings Tagore’s songs as well as old Hindi film melodies with panache.
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