Home / Mumbai-guide / Famous Personalities / Article /
A candid chat with Nikhil Chinapa
Updated On: 21 December, 2014 05:39 AM IST | | Deepali Dhingra
<p>EDM is dead, says Nikhil Chinapa who’s all set with the second installment of the Electronic Dance Music (EDM) festival, Supersonic. But before you rise in rebellion at his quip, the deejay explains to Deepali Dhingra that electro house music, which is being-mass produced, is now trending as EDM</p>

Nikhil Chinapa, Viacom 18, interview, Nikhil Chinapa interview, EDM, Electronic Dance Music, Supersonic Festival, Goa
It took precisely 25 days for Nikhil Chinapa, along with his “stubborn” team from Viacom 18, to put together the Supersonic Festival in Goa last year, after his much-publicised split with Percept and Sunburn. the director of Submerge Music, an electro dance music (EDM) company, says that organising the festival at a frenetic pace was a life-changing experience. “The most valuable lesson I have learnt is that if you want to do something which seems like an impossible task, just be stubborn about it,” says Chinapa. “I’ve realised that some of the biggest projects that have been done across the planet, usually are because of the stubbornness of one person. If you tell someone we have to organise a festival within 25 days, they would say it’s ridiculous. But a bunch of us in this office put our foot down and said we’re going to do it, and we did it,” he adds.

Nikhil Chinapa is on a high. Pic/Shadab Khan
How do you like the new new mid-day.com experience? Share your feedback and help us improve.

