The Yellow Diary is a five-member Indian alternative rock band based in Mumbai, known for its deeply emotive songwriting and genre-blending sound. The group consists of Rajan Batra (vocals), Himonshu Parikh (keys and production), Sahil Shah (drums), Stuart DaCosta (bass), and Harshvardhan Gadhvi (guitar). They describe their music as “poetry with a purpose,” often addressing themes like self-discovery, mental health, love, and social reflection. Their breakout track “Marz” gained widespread recognition and set the tone for their signature style—an atmospheric blend of rock, electronica, and Indian classical influences. The band has released popular songs like “Roz Roz,” “Rab Raakha,” “Sada,” and “Kaun Mera,” each marked by introspective lyrics and powerful instrumentation. Known for their compelling live performances and thoughtful compositions, The Yellow Diary has carved a unique niche in the Indian indie music landscape. Their music offers a diary-like glimpse into the emotional journeys of modern life.