Paramita
Paramita is an Indian alternative rock band from Mumbai that formed in the early 2000s. The group includes vocalist and guitarist Prithviraj, bassist...
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Paramita is an Indian alternative rock band from Mumbai that formed in the early 2000s. The group includes vocalist and guitarist Prithviraj, bassist Rishikesh, drummer Vishnu, and lead guitarist Amit. Their music pulls from rock, folk, and Indian classical influences.
Their debut album was called "Shoonya," and they followed it with "Aarambh." Some of their songs, like "Porcelain-sunrise" and "Bitag," explore themes of social inequality and personal struggle. These topics occasionally drew criticism from more conservative listeners.
Paramita's catalog includes tracks such as "Carousel," "Hiling," and "Lisan." They worked through financial limitations and industry skepticism early on, but kept recording and releasing music.
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