Gaurav Krishnan's Interludes To The Indian Buddha, inspired by beat poetry of the 1950s & 60s, marks a significant shift in his artistic journey, encouraging readers to celebrate life's 'interludes'. A sequel to his debut, The Indian Night, this 21st-century modernistic poetry collection delves into soul-igniting elements, emphasizing the impact of art, travel, reflection & introspection. Gaurav's electronic music generation-inspired concept beat poetry, influenced by Bukowski, Kerouac, & other poets of the beat generation, reflects a journey of self-discovery, transitioning to more contemplative ideas. The book is a testament to art's transformative power, exploring diverse artistic themes & narratives with poems like La Pausa, Aha Revolution, Miles Davis To The Head, Man With A Movie Camera & others. It depicts a new way of viewing art through poetry, encouraging mindfulness, reflection, & celebrating life's fleeting moments, i.e., the interludes, even if only for a little while.