Thematic Bharatanatyam Solo Productions

A glimpse into the premiere of "UnEklavya: The Riddle of the Thumb" in Chennai. This production, which I had been developing for four years, combines my work as a visual artist and a dancer, and I am grateful for the brilliant minds who helped bring it to life.

Presenting excerpts of my work "UN-EKLAVYA" at the "Parabola of Dance" event in Mumbai. This was an opportunity to share the process behind the choreography, from the initial idea to the final staging of this dear production.

A promotional video for my performance of "UN-EKLAVYA" at the "Parabola of Dance" event, curated by the esteemed Aditi Mangaldas ji. It was a delight to share the stage with other brilliant artists and discuss our creative paths.

A poster for my performance of "Shikhandi: The Inner Quest" in Trichy. This production critiques societal norms and parenting systems through the lens of a lesser-known hero from the Mahabharata, highlighting the importance of self-acceptance.

An invitation to my performance of "Shikhandi" at the Delhi Literature Festival. As this production nears its 100th show, I am filled with gratitude for everyone who has been part of its journey, supporting its message of transcending body and gender.

I was honored to be invited to present "Shikhandi: The Inner Quest" at Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University's Department for Liberal Arts. It is heartening to see reputed institutions recognize and engage with such critical themes through art.

A descriptive poster for "Shikhandi: The Inner Quest," presented as part of the "Sā Dhwanii - Her Voice" series. The story is about a man, a woman, and the complex interplay of "the man in the woman and the woman in the man."

An invitation to the "Saadhwani and Uttariyam" festival in Chennai, where I presented "Shikhandi: The Inner Quest." In this video, I speak about the beautifully curated concept of the festival and invite the audience to join.

Sharing my experience of premiering "The Abandoned Gopi" at the Nita Mukesh Ambani Cultural Centre. The intimate setting of 'The Cube' allowed for a close conversation with the audience, bringing the rare tale of Gopishwar Mahadev to life.