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An evening dedicated to the most amazing Mohd. Rafi urf Rafi Sahab.

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A little about Manveer 

Coming from a family of musicians who limited their musical skills within the family, Manveer chose to explore avenues to find exposure for his music through music competitions at an early stage in his life. “Unlike other kids who start with saying ‘mommy’ or ‘papa’ as their first words, my first word was ‘Chandni’ (trying to sing along to the famous song playing on the radio). From that moment, my family knew that this kid was going to sing.” Manveer is a self-taught musician who picked up playing the guitar, singing bhajans and doing satsangs with the Art of Living as a kid. Later, he kept building on it to get where he is today.

Manveer calls himself a trained introvert as he swiftly juggles between his two personalities — stage Manveer and professional Manveer. He loves to work with startups in their ‘build’ stage, the likes of Uber and Zomato.

Talking about how music has infinite power to influence a community, Manveer recalled how he felt great joy when he made people a part of his musical happy place and heard stories about how it helped them get through tough times. “Music has the power to heal and to be a part of that magic is just absolute bliss and is something that keeps me going” . Ensuring that he keeps his music alive along with his daily life as a working professional, he always finds time for his love for music. Manveer came with an intent to finish his song for his upcoming album at BHX Goa and to break the creative loop. “I separated myself from a marketer and attended the edition as a musician, and it worked wonders. Listening to all the stories and experiences around me, I found what I was looking for” Showing us how important a community is in the life of a creator and an artist — for us to find stories and conversations that inspire our own creative journeys.

Come & groove with Rafi Sahab’s evergreen songs