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Booking

Use the Booking page on this website and fill in your event details — type, date, city, venue, expected audience and budget. You will receive a booking reference instantly and the team responds within 24-48 hours. You can also reach out directly via the contact page, email or WhatsApp.

Akash performs at kavi sammelans, cultural and literary festivals, college and university fests, corporate events and annual days, award ceremonies, weddings and private celebrations, product launches, brand events, fundraisers and curated mehfils. Each performance is customised to the occasion and audience.

For the best availability, book 3-6 weeks ahead for standard events and 2-3 months ahead for festival seasons and peak wedding dates. Urgent bookings can sometimes be accommodated depending on the schedule — reach out and the team will confirm feasibility.

Yes, Akash performs across India and internationally. For events outside his home city, travel and accommodation are arranged by the organiser or factored into the booking package. Details are confirmed during the booking discussion.

Events

A standard performance runs 30-60 minutes, but formats are flexible — a crisp 15-minute set for a corporate gala, a 45-minute feature for a college fest, or a full 90-minute mehfil for dedicated poetry evenings. Duration is agreed during booking based on your programme flow.

Absolutely. Akash regularly creates bespoke pieces for specific occasions — a company's milestone, a couple's story, a festival theme or a social cause. Share your theme and any key messages during booking and he will weave them into original, personalised content.

At minimum, a good sound system and a microphone (cordless preferred). For larger stages, basic stage lighting and a confidence monitor help. For mehfils, minimal production is often best. A detailed tech rider is shared once a booking is confirmed.

General

Akash Pratap Singh, performing under the name आकाशवाणी, is a Hindi poet, shayar, writer, orator and content creator. He performs original ghazals, nazms, geets and spoken-word pieces on stages across India and shares his work with a large digital audience. His stage name — 'the voice of the sky' — reflects his belief that sincere words should reach everyone.

His work spans classical and contemporary Hindi poetry — ghazals, nazms, geets, free verse and spoken word — covering themes of love, longing, home, identity, social observation and hope. He also creates short-form video poetry, brand storytelling, event anchoring, motivational talks and writing/performance workshops.

Primarily Hindi and Urdu-inflected Hindustani, with the flexibility to blend English naturally for corporate, college and mixed audiences. The core of his performance is always rooted in the richness of Hindi-Urdu poetic tradition.

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