As they are led through this journey, they will get to listen to some songs and pieces based on Indian classical music that aptly bring out the emotions that are felt by the characters in the story at that point in time. 

Smt. Sucheta has numerous years of teaching experience both in Singapore and abroad, and is currently serving as the Director at the Centre for Indian Music and Arts in Singapore.


A Carnatic Flute student of Young Artiste Awardee Guru Sri. Ghanavenothan Retnam, Vishnu Veluri holds a Diploma in Music from Nrityalya Asthetics Society (NAS). 

Vishnu been learning Flute since the age of 10, and has been performing regularly at programmes organized within NAS, and has also played at numerous temples over the years for occasions such as Navarathri. In 2011, he became a member of the NUS Indian Instrumental Ensemble. He has had the privilege of performing alongside renown composers like Sri. Kanniks Kannikeswaran and the world-renown Dr. L Subramaniam.

G Lakshmanan holds a Vadhya Visharad Diploma in Tabla from the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS). He had his initial training in Tabla from Guru Ahmed Sarfraaz, and is currently a disciple of Guru Mihir Kundu.

Lakshmanan won the 3rd prize at the National Indian Music Competitions 2017 for Tabla (Open Category). He has performed extensively both in Singapore and abroad. Lakshmanan is a certified Tabla instructor with the Ministry of Education under the Arts and Music Instructors Scheme, as well as a certified PA Trainer in Tabla under the People`s Association.