About

I’m always trying to bridge the gap between research and intuition—between thinking and doing. My workshops and lectures are my way of making Indian art, mythology, and philosophy feel close and alive for anyone who joins, not just academics or artists.

What To Expect

• I use ‘Drishya-Adrishya’ (Seen-Unseen) as a lens to dig deeper into stories and symbols most folks miss.
• You’ll get more than just lectures. Sometimes there’s dance, sometimes visual art, always a chance to see things from a fresh angle.
• I run sessions for all kinds of people—students, artists, dancers, even those who just love stories (rasikas).

Workshop Highlights

• TRIKONA Series: We explore mythology, mysticism, and how it shapes us. Themes like the sacred feminine (Devi-tatva), animal and serpent spirits (Pashu, Naga) pop up a lot.
• ‘Drishya-Adrishya’ Workshop: A hands-on look at the hidden meanings of mythological tales.
• Fragrances from Vrindavan: Dive into rare poetry and stories from Vrindavan, with a mix of talk and demo.

For Young Minds

I love bringing Bharatanatyam and the history behind it to schools and colleges, especially in smaller towns. Kids learn basics like mudras (hand gestures) and get a taste of Indian mythology interactive sessions.

How I Work

Based in Delhi, but I travel all over India for in-person events. Many workshops, like the TRIKONA series, are also online—so distance isn’t a barrier.

Why I Do This

For me, teaching is nrityasewa—service through dance. It’s about sharing, not showing off.