Aditya Arya is a renowned commercial and travel photographer whose work has graced the pages of international publications. Specializing in product, interior, and food photography, he has built a formidable reputation in the advertising and corporate world.

In recent years, Arya has dedicated himself to photographic conservation and mentoring youth in the creative field. His pivotal role in establishing the India Photo Archive Foundation and the Neel Dongre Awards/Grants for Excellence in Photography highlights his commitment to the field. As the Managing Trustee of Museo Camera, South-East Asia's largest not-for-profit photography museum, he continues to shape the landscape of photography in the region.

With a keen eye for detail and a deep-rooted passion for his craft, Arya's contributions to the world of photography are immeasurable.

Geeta Chandran is a celebrated Indian classical dancer, renowned for her mastery of Bharatanatyam, one of India's oldest and most revered dance forms. With a career spanning several decades, Geeta has established herself as a leading exponent of Bharatanatyam, blending traditional techniques with innovative expressions to create a dynamic and contemporary style.

She is the founder and artistic director of Natya Vriksha, an acclaimed dance academy in New Delhi, where she has trained numerous students, nurturing a new generation of dancers. Geeta is also recognized for her contributions to dance as a performer, teacher, choreographer, and cultural ambassador, earning numerous awards and accolades, including the prestigious Padma Shri, one of India's highest civilian honors.

In addition to her work in dance, Geeta is a passionate advocate for the arts, using her platform to promote the cultural and social relevance of classical dance in modern society. Her performances are celebrated not only for their technical excellence but also for their ability to convey profound spiritual and philosophical themes, making her one of the most respected and influential figures in Indian classical dance today.

Nikhil Chawla grew up in New Delhi, where he attended a convent school. As a second-generation journalist, he follows in the footsteps of his mother, who was an anchor and producer for Doordarshan, and his father, who owned a production house and a publishing press. After completing his graduation in Mass Communication and Journalism from Delhi, Nikhil moved to Manchester, England, for a year.

Now a full-time content creator, Nikhil is omnipresent across various platforms, including Radio, TV, Print, YouTube, Instagram, and more. He serves as a special features editor for The Times of India, where he has worked on projects like ‘The Times of 5G.’ In addition, he writes a monthly column for The Vistara Travel and Lifestyle Magazine and regularly contributes to Dainik Jagran, MensXP, Stuff India, The Quint, and The Times of India.

Nikhil is also known for his expertise in tech and auto, frequently appearing as a guest on A-Z of News Channels, including AajTak, BBC, CNBC Awaaz, CNN News18, ET NOW, Times Now, NDTV, WION News, and Zee News.