About Inder Vhatwar & Haus of Rage
Inder Vhatwar’s journey is rooted in Mumbai’s vibrant culture and strengthened through global creative exposure at the London College of Fashion. With expertise in visual merchandising and experiential design, he brings a unique vision that connects fashion, identity, and community.
In 2009, Inder founded D’Kloset, a bold fashion label built on pride and inclusivity. A year later, the Bandra flagship store emerged as one of India’s first openly LGBTQ+ fashion spaces — becoming a symbol of representation and authenticity. Its cultural impact reached national and global media, including BBC UK and leading publications.
The Rise of RAGE
To extend this spirit beyond fashion, Inder created RAGE by D’Kloset — a nightlife movement merging drag, music, performance, and style. What started locally soon became a national phenomenon, giving India’s queer nightlife a fearless identity.
Haus of Rage – A New Era
After the retail store’s closure, Inder continued curating high-end inclusive events across India’s top hospitality destinations: Sofitel BKC, InterContinental Marine Lines, Hyatt Regency, Grand Hyatt, The Lalit Andheri, Sea Princess Juhu, Host-Inn, The Beatle Hotel Powai, and more.
Today, under the banner of Haus of Rage, the journey continues stronger than ever. With a decade-long association with The Lalit Mumbai and expanding footprints in Thane, Pune, Jaipur, and upcoming Navi Mumbai, Haus of Rage stands as a premier queer nightlife brand in India.
What We Stand For
For 14+ years, Haus of Rage has created immersive environments where every person feels seen, respected, and celebrated.
Freedom to Express
Art-driven Experiences
Safe, Inclusive Spaces
Community Connection
Celebrating Queer Identity
Everyone Feels Valued
Our Philosophy
At Haus of Rage, an event isn’t just entertainment — it’s a celebration of love, identity, and unapologetic individuality. Every gathering is carefully designed to inspire, liberate, and unite.
Because here, you’re not just part of the crowd — you’re part of the movement.