Residents in Mumbai attend a workshop combining blindfold painting and sound healing. The session is led by art facilitator Lavanya Rastogi and sound healer Shikha Jhunjhunwala. Participants paint while blindfolded, and the event includes sound-based healing components described as a way to shift focus away from everyday noise and pressure. Organizers and attendees characterize the experience as a break from daily stimuli, intended to help people slow down and relax. Several participants say the workshop allows them to feel “liberated” and offers a different way of approaching art-making compared with conventional drawing or painting. The activity also emphasizes letting go of the need for perfection and trusting the creative process while working without visual direction. Overall, the reports describe the event as a therapeutic, stress-relieving approach that combines sensory engagement through art and sound. No additional details about dates, venue, or health outcomes are provided in the sources.