Born in 1984 in Singapore, of north and south Indian descent. Having grown up in Singapore, emigrated to Sydney, Australia in 2006 to pursue a degree in health and management. Drawn toward something less clinical and more elemental, in 2018 he turned to the human voice. He trained in voice performance under Roger Love, Chris Nolan, and Alexandra Whitham, while influenced by the Rodenburg, Linklater, and Alexander methods of voice and body movement. He eventually formed his own method of psychophysical voice work involving image-based attention-led techniques that encourages the body to organise itself naturally.

His accent resists geography. It carries no single homeland, belonging everywhere and nowhere at once—clear, measured, and curiously universal. Listeners describe echoes of many voices within it, yet it remains distinctly his own.

Music formed the undercurrent of his life from childhood: Indian classical tabla, Latin congas, western drums, operatic voice, and acoustic guitar. Rhythm and breath became instinct. That musicality now lives inside his narration, guiding timing, tone, and emotional weight.

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He’s an artist drawn to the quiet gravity of documentary, the intimacy of poetry, and the weight of dark, contemplative narratives. His work lingers in shadow and stillness, favouring depth over decoration and truth over performance. Each read is restrained, deliberate, and emotionally precise—crafted to resonate long after the words fade.

He lives in Melbourne with his wife, and two children.