Mumbai’s nightlife is often gatekept by steep entry tickets, table minimums, and the heavy-handed, judgmental gaze of bouncers. Now, a new rhythm has emerged from the margins. 

Dance floors have long been places where your worth is measured by how much you spend on a bottle and how you move to the beat. But step into a session of Low End Therapy, and everything changes. It’s a dubstep night at '140 a ticket, equal to the BPM of the music played, making entry democratic and educating people about the genre. Instantly, the dance floor is no longer a privilege reserved for the elite.