Jay Kumar

From “Kupit Yagyasaini” to “Tum Apna Ranj-o-Gham”: The Many Dimensions of Vaishnavi Sharma

Posted by Jay Kumar - March 10, 2026

Poet, performer, storyteller, and now a musical voice — Vaishnavi Sharma continues to captivate audiences with her depth, grace, and artistic versatility. At Jay-Ho, we have always believed that celebrating…

The Joy of Doing Nothing: Why It’s Time to Celebrate Guilt-Free Laziness

Posted by Jay Kumar - February 10, 2026

The Story of “So Jao Aaj” It usually begins with a simple thought. You wake up, reach for your phone, and before you even get out of bed, the world…

The Bridge Where Boston Found Its Second Life: SETU and the World of Subrata Das

Posted by Jay Kumar - February 2, 2026

How a nonprofit theater movement quietly bridged cultures, careers, relationships, and second chances in Greater Boston. On an ordinary day in Greater Boston, something quietly takes shape. A software engineer…

India in Harmony: IAGB’s Republic Day Mela 2026 Celebrates Culture, Community, and the Five Elements

Posted by Jay Kumar - January 19, 2026

As winter settles over Greater Boston, the India Association of Greater Boston (IAGB) is preparing to bring warmth, color, and a deep sense of togetherness to the community with its…

Saadi Lohri Lyrics by Jay-Ho!

Posted by Jay Kumar - January 12, 2026

Happy Lohri Everyone! Saadi Lohri is a celebration of togetherness, warmth, and new beginnings.From the glow of the bonfire to the beat of the dhol, Lohri brings people closer—no matter…

Saadi Lohri: When Tradition, Togetherness, and Music Come Together

Posted by Jay Kumar - January 6, 2026

Lohri is more than a festival. It is an emotion deeply rooted in the cultural fabric of Punjab—a celebration of warmth in the coldest nights, of hope after harvest, and…

The Psychology of Ticket Buying in Small Communities: A Reality Check

Posted by Jay Kumar - December 24, 2025

2025 was a packed year for Jay-Ho!Some shows had an excellent run, while others struggled—not because of quality, but because the market became overcrowded. October, in particular, turned into a…

From a Pickle Jar to a Global Table: The Quiet Power of Nilon

Posted by Jay Kumar - December 20, 2025

“You can take an Indian out of India, but you can never take achaar out of an Indian meal.” It’s a line said half in jest, yet it carries a…

Boston in Full Swing: A Cultural Round-Up

Posted by Jay Kumar - November 15, 2025

Boston’s cultural calendar lit up with amplitude this past season, as legends, icons, and community-creators brought the stage alive across the region. From film-song nostalgia to devotional bhajans, from boardroom…

Govardhan Asrani: The Man Who Made India Laugh and Feel — A Jay-Ho Tribute

Posted by Jay Kumar - October 20, 2025

Bollywood today bids farewell to one of its most loved and versatile artists — Govardhan Asrani, the man who brought joy, humor, and heart to Indian cinema for over five decades.…