Live Interactive Storytelling Performances for Children

I may be a naturally shy person, but when I'm on stage telling a story, I transform. This is me in my element, using puppets and my voice to captivate an audience of young children.

The energy at JBCN Borivali's literature week was amazing! This clip captures the interactive nature of my sessions, where I ask questions and the children's answers become part of the story itself. It's my happy place.

What an amazing, enthusiastic crowd at the Kukdukoo Fest in Bengaluru! I'm on stage, getting the children to stretch and act out the story of a kite. Involving the body makes the story so much more memorable.

Performing at the Kukdukoo lit fest in Mohali was so special after three years of online storytelling. Here you can see me on stage and interacting with the children and their wonderful artwork afterwards.

A lit tale at the CSMVS Museum in Mumbai. Here I am telling a story in Marathi, my mother tongue, followed by a nature art activity where children created characters from leaves and petals.

I was invited to be a storyteller at The Sassy Spoon in Jio World Drive. I shared a "Midnight Feast" episode from Malory Towers, and then we all had our own feast with cucumber sandwiches and lemonade!

A lovely day out at the museum carnival with my family. I was invited by the CSMVS museum in Mumbai to share a story, and it's always a joy to perform in such beautiful, open-air settings.

Going back to my school, Shrimati Sulochanadevi Singhania School, after 25 years was incredibly nostalgic. It was a special day, telling stories to children in the same brown pinafore I once wore.

An evening well spent sharing stories with the curious children of The Vatsalya Foundation for Daan Utsav. Volunteering my time to bring the joy of stories to these kids is incredibly rewarding.