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Featured Magic Performances and Close-up Illusions

byMagic MunnaTravels to events across India, including Mangaluru, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad.Starts from10,000 per 90-minute sessionView full gallery

Experience magic that happens right in your hands. From mind-reading to sleight of hand, see what makes my performances a standout choice for weddings and corporate events.

Watch the moment of pure astonishment as a simple red ball vanishes from my hand and reappears in a young spectator's closed fist. This is the kind of personal, interactive magic I bring to your event, creating unforgettable reactions.

This is what I call a mind game. I ask a guest to name any number, and the card at that position perfectly matches a prediction I made before we even started. It’s a close-up mentalism act that leaves everyone at the table speechless.

Magic becomes truly personal when it happens to you. Here, I take an 'X' drawn on my own hand and magically transfer it onto a guest's palm, creating a moment of impossible connection and surprise.

The best feedback is a genuine, spontaneous reaction. Here, guests at a wedding reception share their amazement right after witnessing one of my illusions, calling the experience "amazing" and being "totally caught off guard."

At a beautiful outdoor reception, I perform a classic sleight of hand trick for guests at their table. Seeing their laughter and shock is the real magic, and it's what makes my walkaround entertainment a highlight of any celebration.

This is my official poster as Badhsha the Illusionist. It captures the essence of my brand: intimate, interactive, and unforgettable close-up illusions that happen right before your eyes.

A quick, visual piece of magic perfect for grabbing attention. Two ordinary keys, one gold and one silver, are on a keyring. With a simple flick, one instantly jumps from one hand to the other.

About Featured

Unlike a stage show where you watch from a distance, my magic happens inches away from you. I blend sleight of hand with interactive mentalism so that even the biggest skeptics in the room end up asking how the trick was done. It is not just about watching a performance; it is about holding the signed card or feeling the object vanish right in your palm.