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New Mythological Productions

bySharat PrabhathStudio in Jayanagar; Available across IndiaStarts from35,000 Per 10-15 min TrackView full gallery

Experience Puranic tales reinterpreted through grand-scale dance dramas, where classical technique meets modern multimedia stagecraft.

This teaser for 'Govardhana Leela' captures the epic moment Krishna lifts the mountain. My goal with such productions is to translate the magic of these stories into a powerful visual experience on stage.

A glimpse of the visual effects from 'Govardhana Leela', showing Krishna levitating. We use a blend of choreography and stagecraft to bring these divine miracles to life for the audience.

Here I announce the digital release of 'Govardhana Leela', a 35-minute production commissioned by Spirit of Margazhi. I explain how we translated a stage show for the camera to ensure a rich viewing experience at home.

The official poster for 'Kathaastra', a dance musical we presented for ISKCON Bangalore's silver jubilee. The production tells the story of Arjuna's quest for the divine Pashupatastra weapon.

In this message for ISKCON Bangalore, I share my personal connection to Lord Krishna and introduce the concept of 'Kathaastra'. For me, every production is an offering and a way to explore Krishna consciousness.

The poster for 'Cittapaharana', an event featuring my Harikatha performance and the dance production 'Apaharana'. This dual format allows the audience to experience a story from both a narrative and a choreographic perspective.

A teaser for 'Apaharana', a fictional dance drama that explores the parallel stories of Sita and Rukmini. The production uses choreography to contrast their responses to their respective 'abductions'.

Announcing our next magnum opus, 'Vālmīkīyam: The Chronicles of Rama'. This Broadway-scale production of the Ramayana is a massive undertaking, and we are excited to bring this epic to the stage.

On the auspicious day of Janmashtami, I announce our next huge production, 'Bha'. The Sanskrit letter 'Bha' has 28 different meanings, and we will explore them using a fusion of stage and cinematic techniques.

A teaser for 'Govardhana Leela' focusing on the Indra Pooja scene. The music and visuals are designed to immerse the audience in the festive and devotional atmosphere of the story.

About New Mythological Productions

You might see the final stage performance in these photos, but the real work happens months before the curtain rises. My approach to these productions involves more than choreography; it is a blend of Sanskrit research for the script, rhythmic calculations for the musical score, and specific lighting design to make the mythology feel tangible. We aim to ensure that when we tell stories like 'Govardhana Leela' or 'Kathaastra', the narrative flow is as tight and engaging as a modern film, bridging the gap between ancient text and the contemporary stage.

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