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Singer-songwriter Gini (@This.Is.Gini) loves splurging on suits. She talks about her secret skills (spot-on anime impressions) and the superpowers she wants

Updated on: Apr 19, 2025 15:13 IST
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Gini’s high point in life was being on a billboard in Times Square.
Gini’s high point in life was being on a billboard in Times Square.
  • Currently I am

    Working on stories to tell through my music.

  • High point in life

    Being on a billboard in Times Square, courtesy Spotify.

  • Low point in life

    When my dog died.

  • On my playlist

    How Much a Dollar Cost, by Kendrick Lamar; I’d Like to Walk Around in Your Mind, by Vashti Bunyan; and Ab Ke Hum Bichhde by Mehdi Hassan.

  • On my speed dial

    My parents, my sister and my manager.

  • Today I’m craving

    Pizza.

  • Next big splurge

    Another suit. I’m a collector of formal suits.

  • Last thing I ordered online

    A headphone adapter.

  • App I check before going to bed

    Formula 1.

  • Advice I’d give my 18-year-old self

    It gets better.

  • A secret skill I have

    I can do killer anime impressions.

  • A superpower tool I wish I had

    The ability to speak any language.

  • My favourite Sunday memory while growing up

    Playing in the garden with my family, having a warm breakfast and then playing some more.

  • My most star-struck moment

    Swanand Kirkire singing the bridge of my song Chaukhat to me.

  • My favourite bad habit

    Lounging in bed instead of going for a run.

  • If I could travel back or forward in time, I’d…

    Go back in time to witness Raye singing Oscar Winning Tears live at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

  • A trait I despise in people

    Unprofessionalism and being tardy.

  • I won’t leave the house without…

    My lip balm, cap and charger.

  • The best thing about fame

    I get to hear people sing my songs back to me. Somebody will come up to me on the street, sing a line of my song and introduce themselves. We’ll chat, I’ll get to hear their story, and then part ways.

  • The worst thing about fame

    I can’t swear.