Anita Thapar has been the voice behind some of India’s most memorable radio moments, effortlessly blending music, news, and conversations that have connected with listeners for decades.
Read More
Divya Goswami, a Kathak artist and storyteller hailing from the revered lineage of philosopher Swami Ram Tirtha, masterfully blends tradition and expression in her craft.
Read More
Rishikesh P. Pohankar, a masterful Bharatanatyam artist with advanced degrees from Gandharva Mahavidyalaya Mandal, leads the Nrityaarangam Centre of Performing Arts and has trained under respected gurus for nearly two decades.
Read More
Faizan Khan, a respected musician, moves audiences with his heartfelt performances and rich vocals, influenced by the esteemed Kairana Gharana.
Read More
Shubhashish Pathak, an accomplished Pakhawaj and Tabla artist, has made substantial contributions to classical music through international performances, academic roles, and recognized achievements.
Read More
Pandita Anuradha Pal, acclaimed as the first professional female Tabla maestro worldwide, commands three decades of unparalleled mastery, innovation, and cultural leadership, shaping the music scene with her extraordinary talent.
Read More
Daler Mehndi, the legendary Indian singer, global icon, and philanthropist, has reshaped music and ignited millions worldwide with his vibrant performances and iconic hits, all while championing social causes through his charitable endeavors.
Read More
Nishi Ratnam Shukla brings Kathak to life in Bengaluru, where her passion for the Lucknow Gharana flows through every performance and into the hearts of her students.
Read More
Sabir Hussain, trained under Ustad Rafiuddin Sabri, excels in various Gharana styles. He has performed at prestigious festivals, earned accolades, and collaborated with eminent artists, making him a top young tabla player.
Read More
Roman Das, a distinguished Pakhawaj master and cultural diplomat, seamlessly integrates diverse musical traditions while mentoring future musical leaders.
Read More
Bobby Cash, the illustrious “Indian Cowboy,” galloped from New Delhi’s Rodeo to conquer international country music charts in Australia, sparking a wildfire of admiration and leaving an everlasting imprint on the world’s melodic frontier.
Read More
Anjana Rajan, a prominent Bharatanatyam artist, choreographer, and accomplished writer, excels in integrating classical dance with modern theater, leading innovative educational and performance initiatives in New Delhi and Atlanta.
Read More
Acharya Tanay Roy, an award-winning Charya Nritya and Odissi practitioner, leads global advancements in traditional arts through his prestigious performances and innovative research center.
Read More
Chetan Katigar crafts vivid, heartfelt portraits of rural life, channeling his deep roots and personal connections into every canvas, making each piece a story only he could tell.
Read More
Dr. Radhika Joshi, a maestro of the Jaipur Atrauli Gharana, artfully blends her celebrated vocal virtuosity, victorious journey in competitions, and steadfast dedication to preserving the rich tapestry of Hindustani musical heritage globally.
Read More
Pavitra Krishna Bhat, acclaimed in Bharatanatyam, excels in precise technique and emotive Abhinaya, showcasing the rich tradition of Indian classical dance.
Read More
Purnashree Raut, a visionary Odissi dancer, educator, and author, has revolutionized classical dance through her leadership at Shree Nritya Prajna Odissi Dance Academy and her commitment to inclusivity and innovation.
Read More
Ruchi Gupta, taught by Guru Smt. Sujata Dinesh and late Guru Dr. Saroja Vaidyanathan, is a notable Bharatanatyam artist who cultivates talent and promotes India’s cultural heritage through Kirti Natya Niketan.
Read More
Sanjeev Jha, a pioneering Dhrupad artist and co-founder of Dhrupad Bandhu, shapes the ancient art form's trajectory with rigorous training, global performances, and dedicated education.
Read More
