Each of us has that moment in our life where we have almost chosen another path and become the opposite person we had initially planned. Arjun Kanungo was no different. With his family in the construction business, Arjun was about to pursue a graduate course in architecture.
The 31-year-old music composer went to New York searching for a good university and fell in love with music. “I had friends studying at The Julliard School for performing arts, and I used to hang out with them,” he says. “It was amazing to see the passion with which they worked and made music – so driven and purposeful. They put their everything into it. And there it happened – I fell in love with the art.
DRIVE FOR PASSION
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