SINGAPORE – Founder Samrudhi Ekhande imagined the festival not as a party, but a celebration of identity and community where the South Asian diaspora and wider audiences could find connection through music. What started with a team of two has become a youth-led movement aiming to take Desi culture global, beginning in Singapore.\n<\/p>\n \u201cThis isn\u2019t just about sound,\u201d says Samrudhi. \u201cIt\u2019s about providing a Premium Desi Musical experience, which also helps break away from some of the negative stereotypes that are associated with Indian nightlife.\n<\/p>\n This year\u2019s edition is powered by a strategic collaboration with De Ideaz, one of Singapore\u2019s most established event management agencies. With over 15 years of experience curating large-scale cultural and corporate events across the region. Along with their partnership with Aayam Singapore, one of Singapore\u2019s best consulting firms, known for its strategic consulting and management services.\n<\/p>\n Year 3 of the festival expects 3,000 patrons and features headliners like Aastha Gill, Karan Kanchan, and Aareo. With eyes on the APAC region and beyond, Suntamed is more than a music festival; it’s a movement grounded in culture, built by community, and led by a generation ready to redefine global stages.\n<\/p>\n Tickets and more at Hashtag: <\/b>#Suntamed2025 #BollyTech #BollywoodFestival #DesiCulture #SingaporeEvents #SentosaFestival<\/p>\n
\nMedia OutReach Newswire<\/a> – 28 July 2025 – Born from a gap in Singapore\u2019s nightlife and the vision of a 19-year-old entrepreneur,
\nSuntamed Music Festival<\/a> has grown into Southeast Asia\u2019s first and only Bollywood-centric music festival. Now in its third year, it returns on 23 August 2025 at Sentosa Island with its most inclusive edition yet: a high-energy, culture-driven experience featuring over 30 artists, the launch of a second stage featuring Bolly-House, Afrodesi, and BollyTech sounds.<\/p>\n
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