Overview
- Her solo spoken-word debut, set for March 28, follows a three-month sprint she began in January to write and rehearse.
- She left her consulting role at KPMG Singapore to pursue writing full time in Mumbai after deciding corporate life did not fit her.
- In Singapore she earned about SG$57,000 a year and spent up to SG$3,200 a month, which she now contrasts with lower costs in India.
- She lives in a shared flat in Andheri West in Mumbai, pays about ₹34,000 in rent, and is drawing on savings to cover expenses during this transition.
- Business Insider’s interview, echoed by Hindustan Times and NDTV, reports her parents were wary at first but now support her choice to build a career in spoken-word poetry.