Media Features and Dance Recognition

Being featured in Rajasthan Patrika felt like a validation of all the hours spent in the studio. It highlighted the shift I made from treating social media as just a place to pass time, to using it as a serious platform for professional dance instruction. It was a proud moment for me and my entire Todian community.

For a long time, dance was just my personal escape. When the Rajasthan Patrika feature happened, it was not just about the newspaper coverage. It was a reminder that what started as a personal passion can actually touch others and help them find their own rhythm.

My work spans between the calm of Jodhpur and the fast-paced energy of Bengaluru. Whether I am teaching a bride her sangeet steps or conducting a group workshop, the goal remains the same: to help you move without judgment.

Why media coverage matters to me

It is not about fame. It is about reaching the person who thinks they have two left feet and showing them that movement is for everyone. When journalists cover my work, it helps normalize the idea that dance is a valid form of self-care. It is my way of telling you that if you are nervous, you are not alone.

My approach

Whether you are looking for wedding choreography or a simple weekend workshop, I prioritize the experience over perfection. I don't believe in forcing steps. I believe in finding the beat that moves your soul.

• Jodhpur & Bengaluru: I divide my time between these two cities, bringing my teaching style to both.
• Inclusive space: From total beginners to those with some experience, my classes are designed to be a safe space.
• More than steps: We focus on expressions, posture, and simply letting go of the tension.