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The Art of Mind Reading

byChirag JethwaneyTravels pan-India and across the UAE for eventsStarts from35,000 per event (up to 2 hours)View full gallery

Ever wondered what it’s like to have your private thoughts known before you say them? It is not just a trick. It is a moment of connection where we both realize that reality is a little more flexible than we thought.

I asked this woman to think of her first crush and her birth date. With no prior information, I was able to reveal both "Suyash" and "25th October 1995." The reactions from her friends say it all.

Reading the mind of my friend Chok. I asked him to think of his first crush from school, and was able to divine the name "Niti," along with specific details about the memory.

I read the mind of one of Europe's top plastic surgeons. He was thinking of a complex medical case, and I was able to reveal the alias name he'd given the patient, "Satish," and even a 4-digit PIN code he thought of.

A guest who grew up in Japan was thinking of a childhood friend. I sensed the rhythm of the name and that it wasn't Indian, before correctly writing down "Yusuke."

A guest was dreaming of a vacation. By focusing on the colors and feelings in her mind, I saw the blue and white of Santorini, Greece, and revealed her dream destination.

Reading the mind of a well-known director. By walking him through his own home in his mind, I deduced that the object he was thinking of was his PS5.

A demonstration of influence and prediction with one of India's top lawyers, Satish Maneshinde. He freely changed his mind from one card to another, only to find I had predicted his final choice.

A participant was asked to think of a lie about herself. I was able to understand the two dominant thoughts in her mind without her saying a word. Your secrets are safe with me.

Here, I use a guest's phone and Siri to reveal a word she is merely thinking of. It's a blend of modern technology and classic mentalism.

About The Art of Mind Reading

People often ask if I read their thoughts or just guess well. Honestly, it is a bit of both. I look for the small tells, the micro-expressions, and the rhythm of how you speak about a memory. When I reveal a childhood crush or a hidden PIN, it is not to scare you, but to pull you into that 'kya baat hai' moment where we both stop and wonder how the world actually works. It is intimate, usually silent, and entirely focused on you.

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