Sunjoy, a film music director and composer, thanks God for his academic failure, which led him to pursue a career in music.

Sunjoy Bose is a music director, composer, and artist assigned with “Times Music." Earlier, he used to assist Pritam, the famous music director, but later, in 2005, he started directing music himself.

Describing his journey so far, Sunjoy says that his whole family was into academics, but he turned to music because of his academic failure and thanks God for this. He was greatly inspired by the legendary film music directors of the past. He got inclined towards music only after being very impressed by their music. Initially, he wanted to become a singer, but after some time, he realized that his destination was something else.

Speaking about his mistakes, Sunjoy says he feels that his academic failure may have been a mistake, but even after making this mistake, he is happy with where he is today and thanks God for it.

Talking about his achievements, Sunjoy says , when he was feeling down because his work was not receiving the recognition it deserved, one of his songs from the movie “72 Hours” was nominated for the Red FM Mirchi Awards, which resurrected him.

Sunjoy advises budding singers and musicians that they should give time to music and to themselves to learn and practice music. He feels that confidence and expertise cannot be attained without years of practice.

In his spare time, Sunjoy enjoys traveling and visiting natural places. He also enjoys going for walks in the woods.

Sunjoy's life mantra is self-detachment, pushing the boundaries, exploring new dimensions, and raising the bar for discovering new entities.

Sunjoy counsels young people to forego the typical rat race and to follow their passions with all their heart and soul. He says one must start early in their chosen field to attain mastery in it.