About

For me, Bharatanatyam is not just a stage thing - it’s something I carry from my Amma, Smt. Jamuna Krishnan, right in my bones. Every time I teach or choreograph, I bring her legacy and my own quirks into the mix. This isn’t just dance steps. It’s memories, stories, and a whole lot of heart.

Your Dance, Your Way

If you’re prepping for your first stage show or want to try something new with your group, I’ll help you shape a performance that actually feels like yours. I love mixing tradition with personal stories - not just copying what’s always been done. Some of my favourite work has been creating full productions like "Moham - Tales of love and longing," and also smaller, classic pieces from Pushpanjali to devotional items.

Amma’s Originals

A big piece of what I teach comes from my Amma’s rare compositions. She took poetry from North Indian bhakti poets (think Surdas, Vidyapati) and made them Bharatanatyam treasures. Learning these isn’t just about the steps - it’s about holding onto something truly special. It’s like being handed a piece of family history.

Dive Deep: Workshops & Lec-Dems

I’m crazy about abhinaya (expression). My Abhinaya Bharatanatyam workshops go deep into how to actually live the story on stage. I also run lec-dems for schools and colleges, where we break down the dance and chat about what’s behind it, not just what’s in front.

We’ll work together in my New Delhi studio, where the Guru-Shishya bond is real. This journey is as much about trust and love for the art as it is about the dance itself.