Manjul Sharma Reveals Hidden Secrets of Rishab Rikhiram Sharma's Music

Manjul Rikhiram Sharma shares her journey from being a guitarist to falling in love with the sitar, captivated by its unique sound and versatility. He discusses how Indian classical music has often been overshadowed by Western culture and bonds with Bani over their shared experiences, both hoping to preserve this art form for future generations. In the podcast, Manjul opens up about her eclectic personal style, which includes henna tattoos, diamond-studded teeth, and hip-hop energy, all of which reflect her distinctive identity and musical flair. He also discusses her deep connection with her fans, revealing how her music has helped many cope with loss and mental health struggles. Speaking about her unique Sitar for Mental Health initiative, Manjul explains that the loss of her grandfather in 2020 pushed her to rediscover her passion for music, using the sitar as a tool for healing. He describes how, with the support of new friends from Clubhouse, he began to learn more about mental health, sought therapy, and returned to music. Manjul Rikhiram Sharma's sessions evolved into Sitar for Mental Health, a platform for both music and personal stories of loss and healing. When asked about love, Manjul Rikhiram Sharma opens up about her relationship journey, acknowledging how heartbreaks have influenced her music. He shares that music is her constant love and emphasises that true love is about compatibility, compromise, and energy exchange, drawing inspiration from Osho’s teachings. Manjul talks about her close bond with her son and recalls a memorable impromptu performance they had together. she also shares how the pandemic strengthened her relationship with her mother and father, with daily activities such as cooking, helping them connect on a deeper level.