Interactive Storytelling & Music Shows for Kids

I don’t just perform for children; I build a space for them to participate. Whether it is through a camel puppet, a folk tale in Kannada, or singing together, the goal is to make sure every child—including those with different abilities—feels like part of the story. My sessions are designed to be an informal adda, where imagination leads the way.

For me, storytelling is a dialogue. When I step into a room with children, I am not just a performer; I am a facilitator for their curiosity. My work combines music, puppetry, and theatre to break the barrier between the stage and the audience.

I often use props like puppets or simple everyday objects to bring narratives to life, making abstract concepts or stories easier for younger minds to grasp. My sessions are fully bilingual, flowing between English and Kannada to ensure children are comfortable and engaged, regardless of their background.

Inclusion is at the heart of what I do. Having worked extensively with organizations like the Srishti Special Academy, I have learned that art should adapt to the child, not the other way around. I prepare my sessions to accommodate diverse needs, ensuring every participant has a role, whether they are singing, listening, or simply watching the puppets dance.

When we plan a session for your group, we focus on what fits the age range and the energy of the kids. We might use Bhavageethe for storytelling, or integrate active rhythm-based games. It is about creating a safe, joyous environment where children feel they have the freedom to express themselves, ask questions, and explore their emotions.

Beyond just the fun, these sessions are a way to introduce children to the rhythm of ancient poetry and the richness of our folk heritage. If you are planning an event, be it a small birthday gathering or a school function, let's talk about how we can craft a session that leaves the children inspired and smiling.