Interview with 21 popular Indian bloggers

Here is a list of 21 interviews with popular Indian bloggers. These bloggers are celebrities in their own right. They have so much good to say. Go and read their interviews. Every one of them. There is so much learning and inspiration in there. And if you want them to know you, make sure you comment and let them know how you feel. Bookmark their blogs in your reader and follow them.

This is part one of two and very shortly, we will have another list released. You can follow us on Twitter or become a fan on Facebook to keep yourself updated.

Indian bloggers interview

Update: Part 2Part 3Part 4.


meetu

What are you without your readers? Replying to comments which discuss the movie make for great interaction.

satishvijaykumar

It is a nice feeling to play a part in covering & sharing insights of this great city.

Vijay Anand

I was young, foolish and an optimist to believe that one person can make a change. So far it hasn’t disappointed me yet.

Ideasmith

I find I relate to Indian blogs far better since personal blogs are about people’s everyday lives and choices and these are people who share my world view.

Chinmayi Sripada

I have always wanted to write and by itself blogging gratifies that.

Om Malik

We create content akin to what economists do but we are not as good as the economists.

Preeti Shenoy

My writing is from the heart and sincere. Each and every comment is read and I value my relationship with those who read me.

Revathi Ramanan

Right from an ironwala to tailor to watchman to a scientist in NASA I am willing to do anything else except be in IT.

Priyanka

I do not force myself for posting. If one does that, the whole point of sharing is lost as the result is something which is not a natural form of what was intended to be expressed.

Kunal Sheth

I was on a trip at that point in life… love makes u do crazy things 🙂 and I was writing poems every other day.

Ritu Lalit

I started blogging to combat empty nest syndrome, since there was no one to listen to one loony Mom LOL.

Nikhil Pahwa

If you’re looking for a relevant audience, nothing beats quality content – it builds loyalty, seeds discussions, and leads to us getting more inputs for our work.

Brajeshwar

You’ve to be part of everything that happens to your Startup.

Anouradha Bakshi

The  incredible feeling of being a writer and being read. And it worked for me.. a blog I started became a book ‘Dear Popples‘.

Krish Ashok

I decided to give up fundaas and instead test the blogosphere’s limit of tolerance on unbridled nonsense, and thus was born “Doing Jalsa and Showing Jilpa”.

Indianhomemaker

I am glad I am born today, when a homemaker need not, necessarily, even be a woman.

Manuscrypts

The benefits from social media are something that each brand has to answer for itself, basis the objectives it sets.

Sayesha

Everyone has problems. We just need to make a bigger deal of the happy stuff.

Gaurav Mishra

I hope that I am able to convince more marketers to look at social media more holistically.

Sidin Vadukut

The blog is more personal and heartfelt. Mainstream media is less personal and more reported, researched and factual.

Indyeah

In India we love to say that we have freedom of expression. Yes, we do. But we express our freedom in the most absurd ways possible.

19 Replies to “Interview with 21 popular Indian bloggers”

  1. What an awesome collection. Have finished reading 3 of the interviews and will probably be on the whole night. Never knew all these people were interviewed. Eagerly waiting for part 2 to know what I have missed.

  2. I like the interview with Preeti Shenoy. I like it when she said that she writes from her heart and she is sincere. I believe that every blogger should have that charisma to attract her reader and honesty to keep them.

  3. Really nice interviews! I proud to be Indian as well as a professional blogger! Thank you very much guys for conducting these interviews.

  4. This is cool. Never thought that Indian bloggers can be this cool. Will continue reading the interviews.

  5. Indian bloggers are really cool. Most of the bloggers that I follow are Indians. Keep up the good work guys.

    Lea Myers

  6. That’s amazing you have took these post on 2011, and it is still on top on search.
    Many popular names which i come to know after reading your blog.

    Suggestion, please update the new interviews.

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