Author name: Chase Jennings

Chandrika Krishnamurthy Tandon, a woman of extraordinary talents, has crafted a life marked by exceptional achievements. Her accomplishments span the realms of music, business, and education, making her journey truly remarkable. In the world of music, Chandrika is a Grammy-nominated artist with multiple albums to her name. Her second album, ‘Soul Call,’ received a Grammy

From a traditional Chennai home to global boardrooms and a Grammy nomination, Chandrika Tandon’s journey defies the norm. She spoke about her early days and her unexpected corporate leap in this chat with India Today.

Chandrika Tandon’s power isn’t about wealth alone, which she has — and gives away — in plenty. It’s in how she empowers people, both economically and emotionally, through her grants and songs.

Music is what I am and everything else is what I do. My happiest moments in life have been tied to music, and music helped me find myself. Very sophisticated Indian music, requires you to quiet the mind and go to the deepest part of yourself. If I go back to every experience from childhood,

“I want people to open their hearts. You can be in the business world, but at the end of the day it is all about hearts connecting,” declares Chandrika Tandon, who was one of McKinsey’s most formidable deal makers, before she quit to try and create economic well-being through education and spread love, light and

Chandrika’s incredible journey began with a hunger strike in 1969, defying her mother’s expectations that she would follow a traditional path. Since then, she has become a source of inspiration for those seeking to balance a multitude of passions and responsibilities in life.