Nikhil Chinapa on CRAZY Roadies Auditions, Leaving Sunburn, Rave Stories and more

Nikhil Chinapa is an Indian DJ, TV personality, host and festival curator. He is popularly known for his role in MTV Roadies and Splitsvilla. In this episode he joins the boys to talk about crazy roadies auditions, dance music, leaving Sunburn, starting Supersonic, rave culture in India and much more.

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Vh1 Supersonic tickets: https://www.gosupersonic.in/book-ticket/

Timestamps:
0:00 - Judging Roadies
3:53 - Story behind the angry gorilla clip
10:30 - It's her choice
13:27 - Club scenes in the 2000s
21:03 - Nikhil's fallout with Sunburn
23:13 - How Nikhil built Supersonic
26:31 - How Nikhil got Eric Prydz to India
28:45 - Hate for this year's Supersonic lineup
40:05 - How Nikhil chooses artists to book
42:55 - Managing and organizing a music festival
45:30 - Wildest things Nikhil has seen at a gig
47:45 - What happens backstage
49:30 - Craziest artist demands
54:05 - Drug use in raves
1:00:53 - Nikhil talks about being a father
1:07:00 - Come for Supersonic

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