Ronak identified his love for Music at an early stage in life. He decided to learn it with patience and practice and is today teaching instrumental music to his students.

Ronak Patidar is the owner of Nirvana Music Classes and has been running his venture for two years now. He is into music production and teaches how to play instruments like dholak, tabla, guitar, and piano.

Ronak was born in Mau, Uttar Pradesh and had an inclination and passion for music since a three-year-old kid.

He completed his schooling in Indore and used to attend music classes back in his school days. Ronak stepped into music at the age of thirteen by learning to play the guitar and drums. Later, he resorted to western instruments and took two years to learn and play them. After completing his 12th, he started doing orchestra shows and music concerts. He also learnt music production with the help of a teacher in London.

Ronak then did his Bachelors in Music from AISECT University, Bhopal and is currently pursuing his masters. He says that for people who don’t belong to a music background, they have to struggle to create their own identity in this industry. Ronak adds that one should possess the skills and talent to pursue Music which is god-gifted. He says that the aspiring musicians or singers should understand if they wish to take up Music just as a passion or have it as their full-time profession.

Ronak shares that his parents don’t support him much to pursue Music. He feels that there are very few people who create their own platform, and the majority are satisfied with 9 to 5 jobs. Ronak considers people from whom he has learnt Music as his role models.

With the advent of covid, Ronak witnessed less number of students who would come to learn Music.

Besides Music, Ronak likes to read books, travel and explore.

If he could go back in a Time Machine, he would have begun his music journey much earlier.

Talking about Leadership, Ronak says that he keeps motivating his students to have patience and not give up when learning any instrumental music. He gives them small rewards like sweets to keep them excited. Ronak adds that one can excel in Music only by practising it.