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‘Is my art good enough?’
Updated On: 12 September, 2021 09:00 AM IST | Mumbai | Nidhi Lodaya
A drummer with one of India’s most well-known rock bands and his childhood friend are working on an app that will help independent artistes and founders tackle rejection and uncertainty

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As a drummer with Indian rock band Parikrama, Shubha Mudgal’s fusion band Koshish, an independent music producer, Srijan Mahajan, 33, has been an artiste for 15 years. He calls himself a freelancer and small business owner. It’s a unique job description. And the challenges he faces, he says, are equally unique. When these hurdles get too big to surmount, Mahajan admits that like every other person, his mental health takes a toll.
Hoping to do something about it, and for other independent creators and artistes like himself, Mahajan has founded Pause. He calls it a mental health platform for founders, artistes, freelancers and entrepreneurs. With him on the project is friend and entrepreneur Ankur Kampani.
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