Beyond Limits: The Samarthanam Sisters on Finding Their Voice and Chasing Their Dreams — Part 2.
In a candid conversation with INDIA New England News, visually impaired sisters Anusha and Vasundhara reflect on music, independence, resilience and the dreams that continue to shape their journey—on their own terms.
BOSTON — For Anusha and Vasundhara, the journey has never been about looking beyond blindness. It has been about looking ahead — toward music, independence, new possibilities and the dreams they continue to pursue.
Known professionally as the Samarthanam Sisters, the siblings have built a musical partnership grounded in Hindustani classical music while embracing devotional, semi-classical, folk and contemporary music across languages. Their story is not defined by what they cannot see, but by what they choose to create, explore and imagine.
In Part 2 of their Face-to-Face conversation with INDIA New England News, Anusha and Vasundhara open up about the road ahead — from music and personal independence to ambition, confidence and the experiences that have shaped their understanding of what is possible. With candor and warmth, they reflect on building lives on their own terms and finding their voices both on and off the stage.
To watch the Part-2, please click here, or on the image below.
