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Kathak Collaborations and Community Dance Projects

byEshani SatheTakes projects in Mumbai, Pune, and across IndiaStarts from18,000 Per SongView full gallery

I believe art breathes through community. From large-scale outreach programs with the NCPA to creative brand partnerships, my work adapts the Jaipur Gharana tradition to new, unexpected spaces.

Leading a session for the NCPA's 'Nrityaparichaya' outreach program. It was a joy to perform for and interact with these students, making classical arts accessible to the young generation.

A collaboration with the brand @suta_bombay for Navratri. This serene portrait by the water captures the divine feeling of the festival.

A powerful pose in the forest from my Navratri collaboration with @suta_bombay. The natural setting adds a raw, earthy energy to the dance.

A dynamic shot from the @suta_bombay Navratri project, showcasing a strong dance pose against the backdrop of water and trees.

A graceful, seated pose in the woods, part of a brand collaboration that blended the beauty of the saree with the expressiveness of Kathak.

A video promoting an online and passive learning workshop. I offer these educational opportunities for students who want to learn traditional compositions.

A fun studio moment where our 'Thaat' practice magically matches an unknown music track. This shows the camaraderie and spontaneous joy in our dance classes.

A tribute to my Guruji on his birthday, featuring a clip of his legendary performance at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre. My work is a continuation of the blessings from my Gurus.

A video celebrating the journey of my students, who manage their professions and family lives while pursuing their passion for Kathak, not just for marks but for a deeper understanding of the art.

About Collaborations & Community

When I work with a brand or an institution like the NCPA, I do not just perform; I focus on adapting the Jaipur Gharana style to the specific context of the collaboration. Whether we are shooting a series in a forest to capture the raw energy of Navratri or conducting an educational outreach workshop, the goal is always to make the classical form accessible without diluting its technical rigour or its 'sadhana'.

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