Meet Rujhan Chawla, The Young Musician and Owner of Nameless Music Company.

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“The most important investment you can make is in yourself”

Rujhan Chawla is a young and passionate singer. He started singing at a very early age. He learnt Indian Classical and Light Music at first. He has participated and won many competitions.


Rujhan says that his family has been his greatest support since the very beginning. They supported him and encouraged him to grow more and more. His guru Ustaad Farukh Khan has backed him at every stage of his life. His Maternal Uncle has also helped him a lot in his journey.


He is currently posting cover songs on his social media handles. Over the years, he has recieved a very good response.
He established The Nameless Band with Kashish Chawla and Shubham Tailor. They have performed in various cities and universities.


He has now opened The Nameless Music Academy and Recording Studio.
The motive behind opening the Academy is that he believes in the saying “Greatest Method of learning is teaching”. He wants to spread his own knowledge with young musicians
They have tried and setup an Academy and Recording Studio in Jaipur. They are providing special courses from Trinity College of London qnd Vishaarad in Indian Classical music from Pracheen Kala Kendra

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