It was then he composed a couple of background scores for the television programmes. Though the film got shelved, Sarkar gave him, along with other musicians, a chance to work on jingles. In Mumbai, Tiwari met Pradeep Sarkar who was working on a film at that time. He used to work as a production head at a radio station in Gwalior, before he moved to Mumbai in December 2007 along with his brother Ankur Tiwari. He instituted at and won several local music competitions during the time. He trained in classical music from Vinod Kumar Dwivedi before training in piano, Dhrupad and Western vocals. Though his parents wanted him to complete his studies first, his inclination towards music led them to decide on training him professionally. His parents own a music troupe in Kanpur called "Raju Suman and Party" which performs at religious convocations. Tiwari was born in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. Parts of this article (those related to career) need to be updated.
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