Highlights of India Today Mind Rocks Youth Summit 2013

Bestselling author Chetan Bhagat speaks at the India Today Mind Rocks Youth Summit in Kolkata on March 29, 2013.

Chetan Bhagat addresses the session 3 Mistakes and 3 Successes of my life.

Bollywood actor Soha Ali Khan speaks at the Mind Rocks Youth Summit in Kolkata.

In a session titled Raaz of Relations: Commitment in the Time of Casual Love, Soha Ali Khan talked about emotional dynamics of modern day relationships.

India Today Conclave Director Kalli Purie (left) with other guests at the Mind Rocks Youth Summit

Rupam Islam, playback singer, song writer, composer and the lead singer of the band Fossils at the Mind Rocks Summit.

Rupam Islam addressed the session How I Made it.

Pradyot Bikram Manikya Deb Barma, General Secretary, Tripura Congress and Editor, The Northeast Today, speaks during the session How I Made it.

Bollywood actor Ranveer Singh speaks during the session How I Made it.

Ranveer Singh gestures towards the audience at the Youth Summit

Ranveer with India Today Group Synergy and Creative Officer Kalli Purie at the Mind Rocks Youth Summit.

In a session called How I Made It, Ranveer revealed his story; how he got selected in an audition by the Yash Raj Films in 2010 for the role of Bittoo in a mainstream Bollywood movie without silvery lineage.

Actor Prosenjit Chatterjee during the session The Knock-Out Punch.

Prosenjit said he never wanted to work in Bollywood.

Football player Bhaichung Bhutia speaks during the session Past Masters: Future Game-Changers.

(From right) Cricketers Brett Lee, Nikhil Chopra, Baichung Bhutia and India Today Group Chief Executive Officer Ashish Bagga at the Mind Rocks Youth Summit.

Actor Irrfan Khan speaks during the session Bollywood to Hollywood to Bollywood: The Long Journey Home.

Irrfan Khan, who recently won the National Award for Best Actor for his performance in Paan Singh Tomar, on Friday said one should not be judgmental while deciding between a good actor and a bad actor.

He said that in the 1950s and 1960s there was either art cinema or commercial cinema. But now there is a whole new generation that is eager to watch interesting cinema.

Singer and music compose Bappi Lahiri mesmerised the audience by singing his chartbusters from Hindi films.

Addressing the audience, Bappi Lahiri said there is only one Bappi Da.

Guitarist and poet Lou Majaw plays the guitar at the Mind Rocks Youth Summit.

Trinamool's general secretary Mahua Moitra during the session Your India, Your Today: How to Make your Vote and Voice Count.