Musical Luminaries Raju Singh and Leslee Lewis Join Stars in Unveiling JTCPL Designs' Society Interiors & Design Cover

In a remarkable celebration bridging architecture, interior design, music, and cinema, Society Interiors & Design unveiled its latest special edition at Oyster Hall, Hotel Sahara Star, Mumbai. The star-studded event brought JTCPL Designs into the spotlight, celebrating the firm's milestone achievements and showcasing its standout architectural and interior design portfolio on the magazine's front cover.

The grand launch event was graced by eminent personalities across creative industries, including musical icons Raju Singh and Leslee Lewis, celebrated actors Mukesh Rishi and Ayeesha Aiman, and Ashok Dhamankar, Founder of Magnate Publishing. They were joined by Swati Balgi, Consulting Editor of Society Interiors & Design, along with the leadership and creative teams behind JTCPL Designs, marking a collaborative tribute to multidisciplinary artistic excellence.

Highlighting the underlying connections between creative disciplines, musical luminary Raju Singh noted that architecture and music share a profound emotional language, pointing out that a well-crafted space possesses its own inherent rhythm, harmony, and balance. Echoing similar thoughts, composer Leslee Lewis compared interior design to musical composition, emphasizing how layers, contrast, and subtle effort come together to evoke deep personal feeling.

Distinguished actors Mukesh Rishi and Ayeesha Aiman further reflected on the psychological and lifestyle impacts of interior design. Rishi emphasized that thoughtful architecture profoundly influences daily well-being by creating human-centric environments, while Aiman added that modern spaces serve as an extension of personal style and storytelling.

Led by Ashok Dhamankar and Magnate Publishing, Society Interiors & Design continues its decades-long legacy of honoring visionaries who redefine modern Indian architecture. The unveiling served not only as a magazine launch, but as a vibrant intersection of design, music, and performing arts—all united by purpose, original thinking, and transformative spatial design.