Born into Mumbai’s rich musical culture, Ashwini Paranjape Ranade was raised in a family deeply rooted in devotional performance traditions. With a maternal grandfather who was a respected kirtankar and a father who continues to perform kirtans across India’s renowned temples and sacred spaces, music became an emotional and spiritual language in her life from an early age. Trained in Hindustani classical music under Pandit Manohar Joshi of the Gwalior Gharana, Ashwini has evolved into a versatile vocalist whose artistry bridges classical discipline with contemporary musical expression. Today, through original compositions, performances, and teaching, she continues to redefine Indian independent music for global audiences while preserving the soul of tradition.
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Pranjali Jeevan Sawant: A Young Artist Carrying the Soul of Lavani Into a New Era
Graceful, ambitious, and deeply rooted in tradition, Pranjali Jeevan Sawant represents a new generation of artists redefining Maharashtra’s cultural heritage for the modern stage. With nearly a decade of Lavani training, a strong foundation in Kathak, and a growing passion for acting, she is steadily carving her own identity in the world of performing arts. Guided by her mother and inspired by Sudha Chandran, Pranjali dreams of taking Lavani to national and international platforms, proving that tradition and contemporary artistry can beautifully coexist.

