How would a listener be aware of the vagaries of a musician? The hours of practice, the impending issue of the lack of supportive venues, the paucity of shows and funds — none of this surfaces when a performer takes stage and pours their heart out, captivating the audience in a stirring performance. But still, these remain everyday predicaments musicians from all genres grapple with.

Soprano Farah Ghadiali's love for western classical music and the urge to train in it better took her to London in 2014. Until 2017, Ghadiali trained there, returning to India when her visa expired. However, the exposure to the thriving music scene in the UK, stayed with the musician such that it kindled the desire to emulate at least a part of that culture, if not all of it.