Rajasthani Bhavai (10 Minutes)

A Rajasthani Folk Dance performed with seven pots on the head. A Balancing Act on 2 pots is performed during the dance and the dancer has to move on the stage with them. Also, Dancing on a sword holding Diyas (Fire-Lit Lamps) in hand is performed on a Fusion Music track.

Dance of Celebration - 101 Diyas (Fire-Lit Lamps) / Pots of Fire (8 Minutes)

With a plateful of Diyas (Fire-Lit Lamps) on the Head and another two plates of Diyas (Fire-Lit Lamps) in each hand, a Dance-piece to celebrate life with difficult postures including Indian Classical and other Contemporary forms is performed. This Dance is also performed by balancing Pots with Live Fire, instead of the Diyas as mentioned above. In both the above Dances, the music is a variation of three styles of Fusion, Classical and Devotional.

Krishna (10 Minutes)

This Dance is about the childhood days of the Indian God Krishna and his mother, Yashoda, popularly known in India as Krishna-Leela. It is a story about the most famous God's days of early love in his childhood and his dialogues with his mom asking for an early marriage with his beloved Radha. It is based on the Classical & Folk Dance Style.

Contemporary Kuchipudi (7 Minutes)

A performance of its kind, uniquely choreographed on a Fusion Music Track, is performed using a breath-taking combination of the Contemporary Dance and Kuchipudi Classical Dance forms producing a 7-minute wonder on-stage.

Ganapati Stuti (7 Minutes)

A prayer and a beginning of an occasion is marked by performing the Ganapati Stuti. This prayer for the Lord Ganesha (also known as, Ganapati) is performed using vigorous dance movements including several poses of the body in order to please the God of Good Luck. Its a dance that leaves the audience panting after witnessing its fast pace.

Balagopal Tarangam (10 Minutes)

An electrifying performance depicting Lord Krishna's childhood days in the Kuchipudi form of Dance. This dance portrays the body of Lord Krishna and its various characteristics in a poetic style. While standing on a Brass plate and balancing 2 pots and a coconut on the Head, alongwith Diyas (Fire-Lit Lamps) in the hands, this dance is performed using fast movements of the body.

Sapera Nritya - The Snake Dance (5 Minutes)

It is a dance depicting the body movements of a snake. All the movements are done in synchrony of music and the body of a snake.

Sword Dance (4 Minutes)

These dances are usually performed for Royalty in the Indian state of Manipur. Combining the ancient martial arts techniques of Thanktha with dance movements, it is performed on a Fusion Music track.

Freedom of the Body (6 Minutes)

It is an abstract piece of dance based on the Contemporary Dance Style. This dance involves an extensive use of the various body parts of the performer. It is also performed on a Fusion Music track.

Adbhuta (5 Minutes)

This is an exclusive performance portraying different Postures, Asanas & Mudras with relatively less movements of Dance. It shows the flexibility of body by performing Balancing Acts and other Sculpture-like poses.

Joy of Kalari (6 Minutes)

A joyous dance performance in the Kalari dance style with an increasing tempo/variation of movements, as the performance progresses. The most unique part of this Dance is the fact that it is performed on a Classical Beat.

Heyooooo!! (4 Minutes)

Very often we do feel that we are a lonely voice in the wilderness and are afraid to speak up against the evil. But only when we build up the courage to do so, will we find the echoes of others around speaking up. An inspirational piece of Dance with a contemporary style and flavour is performed on a Fusion Music Track.

Natanam Aadinar (7 Minutes)

The disciples of Lord Shiva, perform this dance in praise and worship of this God. Performed in the Bharatnatyam form of Dance, it is also known as Kirtanam (worshipping). This performance has extremely fast-paced movements of the body.

Indian Classical Dance

Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, Kathakali, Kathak, Manipuri, Mohiniaattam, Odissi

Indian Folk Dance

Folk Dance forms from most States/Provinces of India like Gujarat, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Punjab, Orissa, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Lakshwadeep, Manipur, Assam, West Bengal, Madhya Pradesh, Andhra Pradesh, Kashmir and Nagaland.

Tribal Folk Dance

Tribal Folk Dance forms of Rural parts of India are performed using different properties especially for giving Social Messages.

Contemporary Dance

An amazing series of Dance Styles in Abstract and Fusion of various patterns. A picturesque and different choreography for almost all subjects make this Dance Form a visual delight.

Martial Arts

One of the most sought-after Martial Arts, Kalarippayattu, dates back to the 11th Century and hence has been known to be the oldest form of Martial Arts in existence. This traditional Martial Arts form was used in warfare and its styles have been adapted by Dancers to produce the most abstract and artistic pieces of Dance.
Also, the Manipuri style of Martial Arts is practiced and used with Swords & Spears, to perform a scintillating dance form choreographed exclusively keeping in mind the agility of the performer's body.

Choreography

We choreograph dances on any given music pieces according to the theme of an event. We do so by involving a right mix of the above Dance Forms and produce a brilliant dance piece as per the needs.

Dance Drama

This is a unique form of Art involving the talents of both Dance and Acting (in Play/Theatre). It includes suitable theatrics accompanied by Song and Dialogues. Generally scripted and choreographed to promote a cause and involve the on-lookers in the Social message thereby, it can be both a light-hearted and an intense Performance gripping the audience in its act.