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Times of India·3 min read·medium

How a doctor continues to rock India without missing a beat

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AVIJIT GHOSH
How a doctor continues to rock India without missing a beat
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Palash Sen, the frontman of the Indian rock band Euphoria, reflects on his transition from a practicing doctor to a successful musician. He discusses the rise of the Indi-pop music scene in the 1990s and his band's creative evolution.

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This profile highlights the cultural shift in the Indian music industry during the 1990s and the personal journey of a prominent artist.

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Palash Sen’s basement studio at Greater Kailash II is an eclectic place. Deep Purple and Tagore are framed on the wall. Eric Clapton, Jane Austen and Wisden jostle in a small bookshelf while a synthesiser masquerades as a piano nearby. In these creative surroundings, the gym equipment looks sheepishly out of tune.The studio is called The Clinic, more a memory than an evidence that Sen, the 60-year-old frontman of rock band Euphoria, was once a practising doctor. There was a time when he treated patients at the clinic originally set up by his father near Shiela cinema in Paharganj. He stopped in 2000, after the music video of ‘Maaeri’ came out. “There would be a crowd outside. It became difficult,” says Sen.Indi-pop was the hot new sound in town then.

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