Puppets on Tour: Travel Adventures with Dinku and Ajji
From open-air theaters in Mandu to the snowy landscapes of Canada, my puppet family and I never stop exploring. Join us as we take our stories and comedy on the road.
Here's Tata visiting India's first open-air theater at Jahaz Mahal in Mandu, Madhya Pradesh. He gives a historical tour in his own funny and informative style.
Ajji causing a commotion on a tour bus. Her interactions with strangers are always spontaneous and full of laughter.
The whole crew on a bus trip to Chamarajanagar for a show. This captures the fun and chaos of travelling together for a performance.
Tata gives a tour of the 'Sound Garden' in Auroville, Pondicherry. He explores the unique musical instruments, providing a sensory experience for the viewers through his commentary.
Tata meets a group of dentists while exploring the Bhimbetka rock shelters in Madhya Pradesh. He jokes with them about getting a new set of teeth, Vastu-compliant of course!
Tata narrates the story of the Sandipani Ashram in Ujjain, the place where Lord Krishna studied. It's a mix of mythology, history, and travel.
A montage showing the beautiful journey of life, featuring clips from my travels and performances. Life is indeed a beautiful journey.
'Kannadada Ajji in Canada!' A throwback picture of Ajji enjoying the snow during one of our international trips. She brings her warmth everywhere she goes.
Our first Fourth of July experience in the USA! Tata and I are watching the fireworks, a beautiful moment marking our new life as 'Desi in America'.
About Puppets on Tour: Our Travel Adventures
When you see my puppets interacting with strangers in places like Mandu or Pondicherry, it is never just a skit. I operate as a 'walking ventriloquist,' bringing these characters into real-world settings to create unscripted, genuine comedy. It is an immersive way to get people talking and laughing that goes far beyond a traditional stage performance.
Taking the show on the road changes everything. When I perform at corporate events or festivals, I don't just stay on a stage. Bringing 'Kokila Ajji' or 'Tarle Tata' into a crowd or a specific location—like the Sound Garden in Auroville or the historic sites in Madhya Pradesh—creates a spontaneous energy that audiences love.
This approach works because it feels like a real encounter, not a performance. If you are looking to bring this energy to your next event, here is how we make it work:
- Location-Based Engagement: Whether it is a product launch or a community festival, I weave the surroundings into the act. My puppets react to the environment, making the content feel immediate and local.
- Interactive Storytelling: Tata and Ajji are masters at breaking the ice. They chat with attendees, jump into candid moments, and make the 'official' part of an event feel like a fun conversation.
- Travel-Ready Content: For brands, I create high-quality, vlog-style travel content. We document the journey, using the puppet's unique perspective to highlight your venue or destination in a way that feels organic rather than promotional.
My team and I are comfortable in everything from busy, crowded markets to quiet, scenic locations. If you have a venue or a theme in mind, let’s see how we can bring it to life with a bit of puppet magic.
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