Spoken Fest

Nakuul Mehta and Aakanksha Singh brought alive a timeless skill of letter-reading at Spoken Fest Mumbai 2026, weaving together poetry, storytelling, and fragments of love across generations.

From Franz Kafka and Rainer Maria Rilke to Amrita Pritam, Imroz, Faiz Ahmed Faiz, and Bhagat Singh, this performance travels through letters that hold love, longing, resistance, intimacy, and history. Through spoken word, it revisits a slower, more intentional way of feeling, where words were written, held, and waited for.

Full video now on YouTube!

Script and curation: Pradumn Rakesh Chourey
Music: Azmat Khan
🎥 Shot by: Neo Mediaworks
✂ Edited by: Shannon Maben

Reminiscing about a room full of artists showing up, trying, missing, finding.
A Greater kind of feeling, where stories slowly found their shape.

Spoken Fest Mumbai 2026, One Last Rehearsal.

What does it feel like to watch your child step into the world you once struggled to find your place in?

In “Khade Rehna Papa,” actor Raj Arjun shares a deeply personal story about fatherhood, love, and quiet pride, reflecting on his daughter Sara Arjun, who stars in the recent hit film Dhurandar. Performed at Spoken Fest Mumbai 2026, this piece moves through memory, sacrifice, and the unspoken emotions between a parent and child.

Full video out on YouTube now! ❤️

CREDITS
🎥 Shot by: Neo Mediaworks
✂ Edited by: Azlan Khan