Hari Adivarekar — Photography, writing and more

Hari Adivarekar — Photography, writing and more

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Parvathy Baul

Featuring Parvathy Baul, one of the few performing female bauls, the 71 year old Narayan Chandra Adhikari all in saffron, The patchwork tapestery of the bearded Shyam Sunder Das Baul and the Sreekhol (percussion) sophistry of young Bidyut Rajbongshi.
Biocon Foundation

Dr. Kiran Mazumdar Shaw established the Biocon Foundation in 2004. Biocon Foundation’s vision is to promote social and economic inclusion by ensuring that marginalized communities have equal access to healthcare services and educational opportunities.
Kabir Malwa Yatra

And so we came together, us rag tag bunch of motley travellers for the Kabir Malwa Yatra in Madhya Pradesh this March. Through 9 days and 7 places we were witness to something few people have witnessed – a pure honesty and a genuine love all through the words of Kabir and the songs sung by musicians from 6 different states

Sunaina and Sujith

Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, comes alive with this Syrian Christian wedding
Portrait Highlights

From all my years of people interactions in so many places
International Music Highlights

Roger Waters to Aerosmith, Beyonce to Iron Maiden, Herbie Hancock to the Black Eyed Peas, here’s a selection of International musicians I’ve shot over the years.

Cover Story for Sound Box Magazine(Words and Pictures)

On the current state of live music in India
Landscape Highlights

From here, there and everywhere, sometimes with a twist
Shadow Box

The Shadow Box is a play written by actor Michael Cristofer in the late 70s. Set in a hospice that deals with terminally ill patients it explores the effect of an impending and sometimes early death through the eyes and emotions of the afflicted and their families.

Zakir Hussain Interview for The Voice (words and photos)

Sitting down with the Tabla Maestro
Photos for Tehelka Magazine

Essay on the 400th anniversary celebrations of Dussera in Mysore
Energy Injustice Report for Greenpeace

Shot on assignment for Greenpeace, this was a rare chance to meet people literally living in the shadows of some of Karnataka’s largest Hydro Electric Projects at the Kadra and Supa Dams.

Indian Classical Music Highlights

Combining passion and tradition, the two primary branches of Indian Classical music (Hindustani and Carnatic) continue to sow and reap new talent by the bushel. And then there is the old guard.
North Sikkim for Hindustan Times (words and photos)

Travel story from North East India
Dance Highlights

Bharatanatyam and Kathak to contemporary Indian, dancers in their many hues