Magic and Mentalism Highlights
A glimpse into the reality I bend for you, from intimate sleight-of-hand to full-blown stage mentalism.
This is where the magic begins. I love the energy of a performance, that moment right before the impossible happens. This is the feeling I bring to every show, whether it's for a crowd of hundreds or an intimate group of friends.
This was one of the most special moments in my career. I helped one of my best friends create a magical proposal during my first public theatre show. It’s a reminder that magic is at its best when it creates real, unforgettable memories.
The energy at a corporate event is electric. Here are a few glimpses from a show for GE Healthcare, filled with laughter, surprise, and moments of pure disbelief. It’s all about creating a shared experience that gets everyone talking.
This is 'Santulan', or balance. An idea I've worked on for years, using nothing but borrowed matchsticks. It’s a quiet, delicate piece of magic that shows how even the most ordinary objects can do extraordinary things.
This is what my close-up magic is all about. Getting right in the middle of the party, sharing a moment of wonder with a small group. The reactions when the magic happens right in their own hands are just the best.
Welcome to 'Bending Reality'. This is a glimpse into my stage show, where I combine bigger illusions, mentalism, and storytelling to create a full theatrical experience. It’s a journey into the impossible, designed to captivate a whole room.
Sometimes magic is just about being a little weird and creating something you can't unsee. This is a fun, spooky little illusion I call 'Tetradactyl'. How many fingers do you see?
About Featured
My magic is rarely just about me standing on a stage. Whether I am at a corporate party or a house gathering, I want the magic to happen in your hands. You will be the one holding the cards or making the choices that lead to the impossible. This is why I focus on interactive mentalism and close-up effects, because seeing it happen right in front of you creates that 'arre yaar' moment that a video just cannot capture.
I have spent years obsessing over details, like my signature 'Santulan' (balance) act, which uses everyday objects like borrowed spoons and matchboxes to create impossible configurations. It is not about camera tricks or CGI. It is about the art of the moment, whether I am performing for 500 guests at a theater show or a small group at a private dinner.
My Approach to Wonder
- Interactive Mentalism: I engage the entire room, predicting thoughts or numbers chosen by your guests, making them part of the performance.
- Close-Up Magic: Perfect for mingles and parties, I work in small, 5-10 minute sets, performing coin and card sleight-of-hand directly in the guests' hands.
- Stage Illusions: For larger events, I bring a theatrical setup—think 'Bending Reality'—where music, lighting, and psychological games come together to captivate the crowd.
I have performed for clients like GE Healthcare and at large events like Comic Con, but I am equally at home in a living room. I am based in Bangalore but travel across India to bring these moments to your events. If you are looking for entertainment that gets people talking and questioning what they just saw, let's chat about what fits your space.
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