The Childhood and Radio Days in India If you grew up in the 1990s or earlier in India, the word “radio” probably brings a smile to your face. Back then, not every home had a TV—those were a luxury. But a radio? That was our window to the world, our daily dose of music, stories, and connection. As a kid in Uttar Pradesh, where my family moved often for my dad’s Air Force job, our little radio was like a best friend. Among all the stations, Vividh Bharati stood out—a legendary Indian radio channel that’s still alive today, carrying the same old-school charm. For Western readers, imagine tuning into a vintage AM station playing folk tunes or classic hits, transporting you to a simpler time. Let me take you back to those radio days and share a memory that still warms my heart. Vividh Bharati: A Soundtrack for Every Moment Vividh Bharati was l...
I write Stories of 90s Indian life, vibrant festivals, Indian village memories and old Bollywood Movies and Songs