Uma Dogra is one of India’s foremost Kathak exponents, a senior disciple of Pt. Durga Lal of the Jaipur Gharana, acclaimed internationally as a performer, choreographer, educator, and cultural ambassador of Indian classical dance.
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Mofassal Alif unapologetically electrifies Bangladesh’s dance scene with a bold fusion of tradition and global styles, inspiring the next generation to embrace their own rhythm and break boundaries.
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Asa Willoughby is a classically trained Bharatanatyam and Kathak artist with over seventeen years of study across India, the UK, and the US, and a doctoral scholar at the University of Michigan.
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Rama Vaidyanathan, Sangeet Natak Akademi awardee and director of Ganesha Natyalaya, is among the most respected Bharatanatyam artists shaping the contemporary language of classical dance.
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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.
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Mohd. Shameem is a nationally acclaimed puppeteer and founder of Puppetshala Performing Arts, known for elevating traditional puppetry into grand public spectacles and immersive theatre experiences.
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Ananga Manjari is a Peruvian-Italian Bharatanatyam dancer whose journey from Peru to Mumbai, under the mentorship of Dr. Janaki Rangarajan, reflects a rare cross-cultural devotion to Indian classical dance.
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Bettina Castaño transforms flamenco into an intense, border-crossing journey, merging rhythms from India, Persia, and Andalusia into performances that pulse with fierce, unrestrained energy.
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With over forty years of artistic practice, Smt. Parul Mishra stands as a respected Kathak performer, choreographer, and mentor of the Jaipur Gharana.
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Sadashiva Pradhan, a masterful presence in Mayurbhanj Chhau , reawakens ancient rhythms with a vision that intertwines tradition and bold transformation.
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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.
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Dr. Sonal Mansingh, a cultural icon of India, is recognized for her influential work in dance, education, and social activism, artfully merging classical arts with profound philosophical and literary insights.
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Shobhit Ramesh, a Bharatanatyam dancer from Bangalore, brings a rich training background under distinguished gurus to his performances, blending technical finesse with expressive depth.
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Neelakshi Khandkar Saxena, an ICCR Empaneled Artist and Kathak expert, excels in emotional depth, leading workshops, performing for international dignitaries, and showcasing her extensive training under renowned gurus.
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Guru Subhash Chandra, a Kathak maestro of the Lucknow Gharana, is known for his rigorous training under eminent gurus, awards like Shringar Mani and Kathak Guru Award, and his work as a performer, educator, and Grade A Doordarshan artist.
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Vidushi Saswati Sen, a foremost Kathak dancer and choreographer in New Delhi, is renowned for her transformative influence on the art form, cultivated through her guidance under Smt. Reba Vidyarthi and the late Pandit Birju Maharaj.
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Arnab AJ Halder, a dedicated Kathakali and Contemporary dancer, has graced prestigious festivals across India, reflecting his deep passion and refined skills.
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At 101, Vija Vētra stands as a timeless icon of dance, whose groundbreaking work in Indian choreography has seamlessly connected cultures across the globe.
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