Storytelling in India has completely changed. You don’t need a book contract or fancy Urdu to connect with an audience anymore. Today, young performers just grab a mic, share real-life stories, and sell out auditoriums across the country. Whether they are talking about heartbreak, moving...

Storytelling in India has completely changed. You don’t need a book contract or fancy Urdu to connect with an audience anymore. Today, young performers just grab a mic, share real-life stories, and sell out auditoriums...

Storytelling in India has completely changed. You don’t need a book contract or fancy Urdu to connect with an audience anymore. Today, young performers just grab a mic, share real-life stories, and sell out auditoriums across the country. Whether they are talking about heartbreak, moving away from home, or dealing with mental health, these 10 artists say what most of us are quietly feeling. Nayab Midha  Who she is: An ex-software engineer from Delhi who quit tech to tell stories full-time.  What she talks about: Loving yourself, healing, womanhood, and finding hope on bad days.  Famous pieces: “Tum Khoobsurat Ho” (a massive viral hit about self-love), “Muskurao”, and “Tu Kaisi Hai?”  Where to see her:...

Prasad Naik Banavathu, also known as Prasad Banavathu and...

Prasad Naik Banavathu, also known as Prasad Banavathu or...

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