Author

Sunidhi Arakere

Sunidhi Arakere is a nineteen-(nearly twenty, and it kills her)-year-old student of English, Psychology and Journalism, who primarily drifts along in space. She is a veena player and an aspiring Hindustani vocalist, as well as an authority on imposter syndrome. She reads habitually and writes occasionally, because it’s easier to over-analyse and/or judge other people’s words than to string together one’s own. She listens to any and all kinds of music (language no bar, as long as the lyrics are good), and indulges her pet passion of creating elaborate, colour coded to-do lists that she’ll never follow. Her guilty pleasures include watching overrated James Bond movies or bad rom-coms, obsessing over Shah Rukh Khan films, and rereading old books instead of picking up new ones. She is a self-proclaimed expert on Greek and Hindu mythology, as well as all things Bollywood. When she isn’t lost in a web of words or notes, she’s trying to catch up to deadlines that she has procrastinated on; following cricket, football or tennis; or appreciating Bengaluru weather despite never going outside.