| 1. Tushar has been influenced by both Hindustani and Western classical music since childhood. |
| 2. He created a fusion theme of Game of Thrones with Indian music due to his fandom of the series. |
| 3. He is the founder of The Indian Jam Project, blending Hindustani classical music with Western styles. |
| 4. Initially, he wanted to name his band 'Indian Jam Session' but had to change it due to a name conflict. |
| 5. Following his Game of Thrones theme's success, he released Indian versions of other popular themes including BBC Sherlock and Pirates of the Caribbean. |
| 6. In just three years, the Indian Jam Project released 13 videos, showcasing the fusion of diverse musical genres. |
| 7. His great-grandfather was a multi-instrumentalist, whereas he had no formal music training and learned piano independently. |
| 8. He composed the title tune for 'Dancing on the Grave' during a school celebration, discovering an unused piano by chance. |
| 9. At first, his parents were hesitant about his musical career, but now they take pride in his achievements. |
| 10. The Indian Jam Project collaborated with Imagine Dragons to create an Indian Classical adaptation of their song 'Believers,' which garnered approximately 7.5 million views. |
| 11. He comes from a lineage of bureaucrats with no prior connection to music except for his great-grandfather. |
| 12. Upon returning to Mumbai from New York in 2014 after studying music production, he began adapting Indian classical music to perform contemporary tunes. |
| 13. He has used music to transform schooling in slums and is a national award winner. |
