As Seen On: TV, Podcasts, and Live Stages
From national television and OTT platforms to performing for hundreds of students at IIT Bombay, here is where my journey has taken me.
Performing at IIT Bombay for their Techfest was a dream come true. I may not have studied at an IIT, but I am blessed to perform my art at these prestigious institutions.
A welcoming pose at IIT Bombay's Techfest. It was an incredible feeling to stand in front of over 500 bright students and share my passion.
Looking up at the Techfest sign. A moment of reflection on my journey and how far I've come as an artist.
Sharing a laugh with RJ Tushar during our collaboration for Mirchi Plus. It was a fantastic experience bringing magic to his audience.
Performing a trick for RJ Tushar. Magic is a universal language, and it's always fun to see the reaction, no matter the platform.
A candid shot from my podcast appearance on Mirchi Plus. Every moment is magic, you just need to find it.
A video showcasing why you need a magician at your event. This compilation includes clips from my TV appearance and corporate shows.
About As Seen On: Media & TV
When you hire someone who has navigated the bright lights of national TV and engaged audiences at places like IIT Bombay, you are not just booking a performer; you are booking someone who understands how to hold a room's attention, read a crowd, and translate complex mentalism into a seamless performance, whether it is for a podcast recording or your own private stage.
My journey has taken me from practicing card tricks in my room to performing on Disney+ Hotstar and collaborating with major media houses like Mirchi Plus. While the platform changes, the goal remains identical: to create a genuine connection.
Why media experience matters for your event
- Comfort under pressure: Performing for a camera crew or a crowd of 500+ students at a techfest teaches you to think on your feet. If the lighting changes or the timing shifts, I am prepared to keep the show moving without breaking the illusion.
- Adaptable performance: Media appearances require variety. One day I am performing close-up magic for a podcast host, and the next I am delivering a scripted mentalism set for a large audience. This versatility allows me to adjust my act to fit your event, whether you need roaming magic during cocktails or a stage show during dinner.
- Professional preparation: When you work with production teams, you learn the technical side of magic. I understand the importance of sound, lighting, and stage presence. This ensures that when I step onto your stage, I am not just a performer, but a collaborator who respects the production flow of your event.
Main tricks nahi dikhata, main reaction create karta hoon (I don't just show tricks, I create reactions). My media work is simply a reflection of this philosophy. Whether it is a corporate gala or an intimate gathering, the standard of the performance remains the same: honest, surprising, and entirely focused on your guests.
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