Kathak in motion
A performance clip from the visual archive of my dance journey.
Some ideas need a page, some need a microphone, some need a stage, and some need rhythm. My creative journey moves across all of them.
I hold a Senior Diploma in Kathak from Prayagraj (Allahabad) University and have completed multiple certification levels. I have also performed in inter-house dance competitions, been part of annual productions and received first place in the Shistech Inter-School Theatre Competition.
Alongside movement and theatre, I have explored Western music through ABRSM and Trinity College London theory, and classical music through Prayag Sangeet Samiti.

From certification levels to stage performances, Kathak has taught me that expression is built through repetition. I have carried that lesson into theatre, dance, speaking and every situation where I have to be present in front of other people.
Two documents capture a meaningful part of my Kathak journey: years of structured training at Dhrita Productions and a stage performance at Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi.
I took part in Show Nritya Dhara at Triveni Kala Sangam, New Delhi, where I performed Kathak. This certificate records a moment when years of practice moved from the rehearsal room to the stage.
From 2018 to 2025, I trained at Dhrita Productions and Institutions under the guidance of Prithvi Prakash, a B Grade Doordarshan Graded Artist. The letter of reference describes those years through dedication, discipline, sincerity and a willingness to learn and grow.
The archive includes Kathak examinations, annual productions, theatre moments, dance competitions and stage photographs.



MUNs, debate, public speaking and news anchoring have made communication another part of my toolkit.

I won Best Anchor in the Samvedna Hindi News Anchor Competition in September 2025. I have also participated in Concordia MUN 4.0 and 5.0, receiving verbal or special mentions, and have continued participating in debates and discussions through World Scholar’s Cup.
For me, public speaking is not about speaking the most. It is about understanding what I want to say, preparing well and making the other person want to listen.
A performance clip from the visual archive of my dance journey.
Another performance moment from the archive — preparation turning into movement.