Amit Kilam

Amit Kilam

Musician

Introducing the maestro of rhythm, the force behind Indian Ocean's thunderous beats - Amit Kilam! With his drumming skills and boundless passion for music, Kilam has cemented his name as one of India's most revered musicians. Joining forces with the Indian Ocean in the early 90s, Kilam became the rhythmic backbone of the band infusing their fusion rock sound with electrifying energy. From the iconic anthem "Bandeh" that shook the nation in the film "Black Friday" to the soul-stirring melodies of "Kandisa" and the thought-provoking "Ma Rewa", Kilam's percussive ability adds an irresistible groove to Indian Ocean's socially conscious lyrics. He brings a lot more to the table and is also a composer, arranger, and producer who plays a range of melodic and percussive instruments. He has lent his musicianship to numerous film soundtracks such as "Black Friday", "Peepli Live", "Masaan" and "Katiyabaaz". He has been part of seven landmark albums with Indian Ocean including the legendary "Kandisa", "Tandanu", "Desert Rain" and their latest release "Tu Hai", which has been reviewed favorably by critics and fans. Besides music, Amit wears many hats as a wildlife photographer, nature lover, travel and trekking enthusiast, coffee connoisseur, doting family man and passionate foodie!

All Sessions by Amit Kilam

What is the festival all about?
IFP is a multi-staged creativity & culture festival that happens across two days with more than 180+ prominent creators from Films & OTT, Digital, Literature & Writing, Music, Design & Art, Storytelling, Audio & Podcasting, Photography, Tech & Gaming, Comedy, Culture, Advertising and Performing arts who will participate in various Conversations, Panels, Workshops, Masterclasses, Live Performances, and AMAs.

 

Are there any hidden charges?
No, only GST will be levied on the tickets as per the government’s rules and regulations.

 

When and where is the festival happening?
The festival is scheduled to take place on-ground in  Mumbai on December 6th & 7th, 2025.

 

Is the festival accessible for People of Determination?
Yes, IFP is an all-inclusive and accessible festival. We will be tying up with an accessibility management agency to ensure the same.

 

Can I attend all the sessions?
Yes, you will have access to all the sessions taking place across all 2 days. However Stage entry and seating will be on a first come first serve basis.

 

Where can I buy tickets?
The tickets are available on all the major Ticketing Platforms and on IFP’s Website. Click here to buy the tickets.

 

Will there be an award ceremony for the challenges?
Yes, the winners of all the challenges of IFP will be awarded during the festival. Kindly check the schedule regarding the same.

 

What will be the timings of the festival?
The first session on October 12 & 13, 2024 (i.e. Saturday and Sunday) will start at 10am and the last session will end at 9pm.

 

I’m a member of the media? How do I make arrangements for a media pass?
You can  fill-up the form with relevant details and request for media invite.

 

Wow, there are lots of artists taking sessions! Will I get to personally interact with them?
There is no guarantee, however, you could plan for the questions you would want to ask in the event and if you are lucky, you will get an opportunity to ask them.

 

Will there be food at the venue?
Yes, there will be a food zone at the festival. 

 

Will there be parking at the venue?
No, there will be no parking available at the venue.

 

Is there any age limit/rule?
No. The festival is open to all ages.

 

How do I become a Sponsor?
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What is your ticket policy?
Tickets are purchased online through our (platform) and on-ground on festival days. Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.

 

What are some of the general measures that ensure safety in all forms at the festival?
Harassment, abuse , stalking, threatening or defaming/ violating any rights (right to privacy and publicity) is not allowed and will be taken seriously. Attendees are not allowed to carry any harmful substances, weapons or arms of any kind.