Suanshu Khurana is a Senior Assistant Editor at The Indian Express. She specializes in culture and society, focusing on the arts and entertainment landscape, including music, theater, and the music business, while also addressing themes of diversity and inclusion. Suanshu's work has been featured in notable outlets such as MSN.
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Suanshu Khurana's articles predominantly cover events, with a focus on local Indian artists and performers in the fields of literature, music, film, and related topics. Given this focus, Suanshu may be interested in receiving pitches about upcoming or ongoing events featuring local Indian artists and performers.
Pitches that highlight unique insights into the lives and work of renowned Indian figures in literature, music, or film are likely to resonate well with Suanshu. Similarly, stories that shed light on emerging talents within India’s entertainment industry could also capture her interest.
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In her remarkable career spanning six decades, S Janaki sang over 40,000 songs in multiple languages.
By: Vaibhavi Mishra, Suanshu Khurana
Released at the peak of the Indipop era, Colonial Cousins blended Indian classical music with Western pop.
By: Suanshu Khurana
From Kabir to Shiv Kumar Batalvi, Surjit Singh Patar and Pash, poetry runs through the fabric of Honey Trehan's Satluj that tells the story of human rights activist Jaswant Singh Khalra.
By: Suanshu Khurana
Wearing a blue India cricket jersey, a black mask and a hat, Hanumankind, one of India's most well-known and internationally visible rappers at this point, initially blended into the crowd until protesters recognised him.
By: Suanshu Khurana
From Faiz's Hum dekhenge and Bob Marley's Redemption Song to movie tunes and rap bars, songs and poetry that make up protest music
By: Suanshu Khurana
Singer Madhubanti Bagchi on reimagining Usha Uthup’s Rambha ho, issues with music labels and why AI leaves her unimpressed
By: Suanshu Khurana
The separate category for Best Asian Pop could, in fact, bring visibility to a host of artistes who might otherwise never enter the Grammys spotlight. It gives musicians such as Diljit Dosanjh another avenue to submit work like 'Aura' for Grammy consideration
By: Suanshu Khurana
“A recognition for your work always gives you extra energy but with that also comes the responsibility to be better at what you have been doing, improve on that,” says Shubhada.
By: Suanshu Khurana
Guitarist Pritesh Walia was arrested for allegedly failing to meet the requirements of his non-immigrant status and overstaying his temporary visa.
Irshad Kamil, one of Hindi cinema’s most prolific lyricists, speaks on how his roots in Punjab have shaped his writing for over three decades, his enduring collaborations with Imtiaz Ali and AR Rahman and why he turned to Kabir for Main Vaapas Aaunga.
