He’s the sound of a generation. But this time, Ritviz is turning down the volume - so you can hear the man behind it.

You’ve danced to Udd Gaye, swayed to Liggi, maybe even found pieces of yourself in Sage. But what if the real story isn’t in the songs - it’s in the silences between them?

In this stirring episode, Indian singer-songwriter Ritviz opens up like never before. Raised in a home steeped in Indian classical music, his journey from bedroom composer to DJ to a genre-defying cultural force wasn’t scripted - it was shaped by instinct, rebellion, and a deep sense of self.

We go deeper than the discography: What does ambition look like when the world already knows your name? Can you still create freely when the pressure to stay relevant is deafening? And how does one keep their soul intact in an industry that trades on speed and virality?

From chasing his purpose to learning when to pause, this is a reminder that behind every viral beat is a boy still learning to listen to himself.

Watch the full episode now because this one doesn’t just sound good, it hits differently!!

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Outfit (on Shubhika) : Papa Don’t Preach

Audio & Video : CHAIOFFEE Studios

Creative Producer : Minazuddin Kazi

Asst Producer : Sarrah Tapia

Asst Producer (Post Production) : Sharva Mane

HMUA for Shubhika : Kajol R Paswwan Makeovers & Academy

0:00 – PreachCap

0:59 – Introduction

2:38 – Ritviz’s Origin Story

12:27 – Growing Up in a Home of Musicians

14:18 – Influences Behind His Unique Sounds

19:17 – Beginning the Songwriting Journey

22:56 – How He’s Evolved as a Person

26:16 – Do Artists Need Pain to Create?

29:48 – Fighting Complacency After Success

30:59 – Do You Still Enjoy Solitude

32:32 – The Fear of Becoming Irrelevant

33:46 – Is Social Media a Creative Deterrent Now?

36:30 – The Source of His Ambition

39:05 – How Early Feedback Shaped Him

44:34 – New Beginnings As A DJ

47:40 – The Internet’s First Reaction to His Music

50:32 – Relationship with Spirituality

53:15 – Obsession with Purpose

1:02:36 – Songs as Emotional Time Capsules

1:11:26 – A Day in Ritviz’s Life

1:16:08 – Inventing Lyrics & Words: His Artistic Process

1:20:23 – Is There a Formula? Business vs. Creativity

1:24:44 – Becoming Financially Independent

1:25:05 – Nipposh Ad

1:25:32 – Lowest Point in His Career

1:31:31 – Ritviz On Competition

1:34:37 – Why Has He Signed No Record Label Yet?

1:36:12 – How Artists Actually Make Money

1:40:18 – Defining the Peak of His Career

1:41:06 – Indie Music & the New-Age Listener

1:45:27 – AI vs. Musicians

1:47:24 – His Personal Relationship with Fashion

1:50:00 – Music as a Socio-Cultural Force

1:53:14 – Working Young & Understanding Identity

1:57:27 – Why Does India Take Its Art for Granted?

2:01:06 – Going Back to Indian Classical Roots

2:01:25 – Should Young Artists Study Music?

2:04:18 – What Disruption Does the Music Industry Need?

2:04:59 – #NipposhAsks: What makes you feel the most comfortable in your skin?

2:06:02 – Bop or Not – Game Time!

2:10:25 – Rapid Fire Round

2:15:30 – Closing Statements

Having worked on some of India’s most iconic weddings - from the Ambanis to Virat & Anushka - Devika Narain knows exactly what it takes to bring once-in-a-lifetime visions to life. But beyond the grandeur, it’s the stories, emotions, and artistry that truly define her work.

A true visionary in the world of wedding design, Devika transformed her deep-rooted love for art, culture, and storytelling into a career that redefined Indian weddings. Growing up in a household led by strong women, she developed a unique perspective that now shapes her signature aesthetic - one that blends tradition with modernity, grandeur with intimacy.

From launching her own company to navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship, she opens up about the struggles of being a woman in business, her evolving relationship with money, and the balance between creativity and commerce. With a sharp eye for detail and an instinct for reinvention, she’s transformed weddings into immersive experiences, setting new benchmarks for the industry.

Get ready for a conversation that’s as eye-opening as it is inspiring. Watch now!

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Outfit (on Shubhika & Devika) : Papa Don’t Preach

Audio & Video : CHAIOFFEE Studios

Creative Producer : Minazuddin Kazi

Asst Producer : Sarrah Tapia

Asst Producer (Post Production) : Sharva Mane

HMUA for Shubhika : Kajol R Paswwan Makeovers & Academy

0:00 – Preachcap

1:13 – Introduction

2:36 – Origin Story

6:16 – What kind of a child were you at weddings?

8:46 – Bollywood’s influence while growing up

9:41 – What inspires you?

10:34 – How curiosity shaped you

11:28 – Dhaka trip experience

12:05 – Growing up in a women-led home

12:55 – Facing challenges as a woman at work

17:25 – Sustainable designs at Indian weddings

23:22 – Is sustainability = minimal design?

23:35 – Defining your aesthetic

24:44 – Do you think about life’s purpose?

26:43 – Relationship with money as a woman & artist

29:39 – Practical approach to finances

33:04 – How it all started - your journey as a wedding designer

36:04 – Early career & company growth

40:04 – Moving to Mumbai

40:57 – Expanding your team

46:28 – Evolution of your working style

52:12 – Future goals & plans

54:43 – Pros & cons of working with local artists

58:08 – Nipposh ad

58:36 – How the wedding industry has evolved

1:00:26 – Thoughts on modern wedding trends

1:01:54 – How many wedding projects do you take on in a year

1:02:15 – When do wedding planners step in?

1:03:17 – What does a wedding designer do?

1:05:30 – On-ground challenges faced

1:08:44 – Prepping for large-scale weddings

1:10:48 – Post-wedding project reflections

1:11:43 – Reusing vs. customizing designs

1:12:34 – Is creativity innate or learned?

1:19:48 – Experience marketing in weddings

1:23:41 – How do you give your artisans a platform

1:26:47 – What makes a wedding timeless?

1:27:53 – Handling client disagreements

1:28:09 – Has Instagram changed wedding design?

1:30:22 – The legacy you want to leave

1:32:03 – Disruptions needed in your industry

1:33:42 – Nipposh asks: When do you feel most comfortable in your skin?

1:34:07 – When did your company become profitable? 1:35:17 – Rapid Fire

1:41:39 – Closing thoughts