Close-Up & Personal Magic Performances

Some of the most powerful connections are to our memories. Here, I helped a guest recall her first crush, and then revealed his name, Suyash, along with her exact birth date. It's a fun, personal way to create a moment of pure amazement.

Engaging with guests during a wedding celebration. My close-up magic is interactive, encouraging participation and making everyone feel like they are part of the effect.

I had the fascinating opportunity to read the mind of a top European plastic surgeon. I was able to pick up on details of a complex medical case and even a made-up alias name he was thinking of, "Satish".

An invisible playing card, the five of spades, is folded by a guest and placed behind his back, only to impossibly appear under his watch. A classic of card magic that never fails to get a great reaction.

A candid shot from a Christmas Eve show. I'm surrounded by guests who are leaning in, completely absorbed in the close-up card magic happening at their table.

A signed card vanishes and reappears in the most impossible way. This kind of close-up illusion creates a strong, lasting impression because it happens right in the guest's own hands.

Over a meal at the St. Regis, I delved into a guest's mind to uncover memories of his first crush from the fifth grade, right down to her name, Niti. It's these personal connections that make the magic meaningful.

Reading the mind of director Anees Bazmee. I walked him through his own home in his mind, focusing on an object he enjoys, and correctly deduced he was thinking of his PS5.

Sharing a laugh with guests of all ages at a wedding in Indore. My goal is to create a fun and inclusive atmosphere where everyone can experience a sense of wonder.