For 24-year-old percussionist-turned-guitarist and singer-songwriter Angad Katari, music has always been a part of his life, even though he comes from a family of lawyers. After completing five years at law school, he suddenly declared music as his career choice. Given two years to accomplish making a living via his passion, Delhi-based Katari is now going to be playing in Mumbai as a part of a short India tour.

But just like law, even music, it seems is hereditary. "My maternal grandmother taught the harmonium," says Katari. It's an instrument he started tinkering with at the age of six. His mother also played the sitar when she was young, while Katari turned to music when he started playing percussions instruments for his school orchestra.