Nitin Sukhija

Nitin Sukhija

Stories. Conversations. People.

I help people find the story in what they do — and learn how to tell it.

I tell stories on stage, have long conversations with people whose work or lives interest me, and conduct storytelling workshops for students, teachers, teams, leaders and organisations.

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Stories are everywhere.
In a classroom.
In a boardroom.
In a founder's journey.
In a teacher's experience.
In the things we remember but rarely know how to express.

The interesting part is finding them.
The harder part is knowing what to do with them.
That's where storytelling begins.

Workshops

Find Your Story — Storytelling Workshops

Everyone has stories. Not everyone knows what to do with them.

I conduct practical, experiential storytelling workshops for people who want to communicate better, engage an audience, and find the story underneath the obvious story.

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The workshops are designed for:

    What do I do? I tell Stories!

    Before starting the workshops, I've spent a long time doing it.

    On stage.
    Across a table.
    Behind a microphone.

    Through conversations.
    Through personal stories.
    Through cinema.

    Through the things that stay with us long after they've ended.

    Conversations

    Baaton Baaton Mein

    Long-form conversations with people whose work or lives interest me.

    No clock.
    No script.

    Just the conversation — and wherever it goes.

    Listen to the conversations

    Stories

    Kahaani Abhi Baaki Hai Mere Dost

    Every empty bottle is filled with a story.

    Where the spirit came from.
    Who first made it.
    The people who gathered around it.

    And sometimes, what happened after the bottle was empty.

    Read / watch the stories

    Stage

    All the World's a Stage

    Stories told out loud, to a room.

    No camera between the teller and the told.

    Just a story, a room, and the people inside it.

    See the stage work

    Why storytelling?

    Because information tells us something.
    Stories make us care about it.

    A good story can make an idea easier to understand.
    A difficult conversation easier to enter.
    A presentation easier to remember.
    A person easier to know.

    And sometimes, ourselves a little easier to understand.

    Stories. Conversations. People. And everything in between.

    This is the work.

    If you'd like to bring some of it into your classroom, team, organisation or community — let's talk.

    Bring a storytelling workshop to your group