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Behind the Scenes at The Punyah Theatre

byParshwanath UpadhyeEvents at Punyah Theatre in Kalkere; Manages events across BengaluruStarts from20,000 per event slot (approx. 5 hours)View full gallery

Curation is more than just booking dates and lights; it is about the people, the music, and the beautiful chaos that happens before the curtain rises.

Nothing makes me happier than seeing the audience connect with a performance. Here are some wonderful, honest reactions from the crowd at our "Strictly Under 16" festival.

A powerful shot from behind the performer, capturing the rapt attention of the audience. This connection is why I build these stages. It is all for the community.

Art and humor go hand in hand. This fun video shows how news of the Punyah Dance Festival spreads through the community, creating excitement and anticipation.

Another take on spreading the festival news. The best marketing is word of mouth, and we love to have a little fun with it.

The curiosity of the younger generation is a beautiful thing to see. This short clip captures the innocent intrigue surrounding the festival buzz.

A heartfelt announcement from the Sridevi Natyalaya ensemble, who graciously stepped in to perform at our festival. This is what community is about: supporting each other.

A candid moment with the talented vocalist Raghuram Rajagopalan during a recording session. The musicians are the backbone of our productions.

Another glimpse of Raghuram Rajagopalan in his element. Capturing these behind the scenes moments shows the incredible focus and artistry that goes into the music.

The joy of creation. A candid video of vocalist Raghuram Rajagopalan during a music session, showcasing the collaborative and often lighthearted process.

More behind the scenes footage with our music team. These moments of collaboration and artistry are what bring our productions to life.

About The Community & The Chaos

You see the perfect abhinaya on stage, but I promise you, five minutes before, we are likely scrambling to find a lost ghungroo or discussing who is picking up the gulab jamun for the post-show celebration. This is not just about dance; it is about the community and the real, often hilarious, effort behind every show.

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