He said a production company hired them after hearing them at a college fest.
"They loved our music. We recorded with them and earned Rs.2 lakh. We usually charge Rs.30,000 to Rs.50,000 per show, but when we get to open with renowned bands like Indian Ocean or Parikrama, we don't charge a single penny because we want people to know us. Also, social networking sites help promoting music," Diwedi told IANS.
They also have a back-up plan.
"Music is our first priority, but we have kept different career options as well. Like some of our band members are doing chartered accountancy and engineering," Diwedi said.
If friends are jamming together, siblings are not far behind.