Accolades and Cultural Recognition
Our commitment to preserving India's artistic legacy through Mayurbhanj Chhau and classical dance has been documented in media and honored by cultural institutions. This is a look at the work that defines our path.
I was honored to receive this award at the Yadadri National Dance Festival, a recognition of my dedication to the art of Mayurbhanj Chhau.
A feature article in the 'Dance Trance' section of a newspaper, highlighting my journey and work as a 'Talent Extraordinaire' in the field of Chhau.
A collage of various newspaper clippings and articles featuring the performances and events of Trikayaa Dance Foundation.
More media coverage of our work, showcasing the vibrant 'Colours of India' production and other cultural events we have organized.
A collection of press features from publications like Amar Ujala and The Delhi Junction, covering our diverse dance presentations.
An online article from the Times of India covering our 'Colours of India' production, a tribute to the country's classical, folk, and martial dance traditions.
About this collection
When you view these articles and awards, you are seeing the result of a sustained commitment to authenticity in Mayurbhanj Chhau and classical performance. My recognition as a Sangeet Natak Akademi awardee is not just a personal honor, but a benchmark for the technical rigor, historical depth, and disciplined practice you will experience in our training programs at Trikayaa.
Our work goes beyond the studio. From features in national newspapers like The Times of India to the grand stage productions like 'Colours of India' at Kamani Auditorium, these milestones serve as a testament to our philosophy: dance as a medium for cultural preservation and individual spiritual growth.
We do not seek fame for its own sake, but rather to ensure that ancient art forms remain relevant and respected in the contemporary world. Media recognition helps bridge the gap between our intensive training sessions and the wider public, showing potential students that they are learning from a foundation deeply connected to the roots of Indian martial and classical traditions.
Whether it is the martial energy of Mayurbhanj Chhau or the structured grace of Kalakshetra-style Bharatanatyam, our accolades are reflections of the hard work our students and artists put in daily. We invite you to be part of this legacy. If you are looking for a place where tradition is respected and technique is paramount, you have found the right space.
Rakesh Sai Babu
I am Rakesh Sai Babu. Dance is my way to find light, a path to the state of aghor—without darkness. At Trikayaa, we do not just teach steps; we share our virasat through rigorous training in Mayurbhanj Chhau and classical forms.
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