You’ve sold out tours abroad, performed at Wacken Open Air, and featured on many ‘check-them-out’ lists. What would you say has been your greatest achievement as a band? We certainly have played at the best festivals the world has to offer. The greatest achievement would be the way people have connected to our music no matter which part of the world we are playing in — it doesn’t matter where we are, people sing along with us. Irrespective of the language they speak, they do their best to not just sing the English parts but also the Hindi and Punjabi ones. We’ve seen people carrying the Indian flag. One of the most memorable times would be when a Pakistani was waving the Indian flag at the Graspop Metal Meeting in Belgium. It’s always amazing to see when people don’t cling to the political environment and come together as one huge entity, divided by borders, united by metal. The band is often praised by critics for tackling social issues in its music and for combining Indian …