SELECTION OF QUOTES FROM THE MEDIA

“Will surely remind you of the breezy light-hearted comedies from the 70s - one that can be enjoyed by the full family together”

— Indian Express on ‘Filter Coffee’

“Soul Cages is a renaissance in Bharatanatyam”

— Sunday Standard on ‘Soul Cages’

“There is a lot of aesthetics…the presentation of the theme is superb in terms of dance and mime

- The Hindu on ‘Soul Cages’

“A breezy family entertainer - a genre that is hard to come by these days.”

-The New Indian Express on ‘Arangetram’

'“Redefining the dance form and its philosophy to suit the present times.”

-Deccan Chronicle on ‘Soul Cages’

“Reimagines Traditional Indian Art forms for a global audience”

— The Hindu, on ‘A Song for Eresha’

“Crafted in a cinematic style reminiscent of masters like Satyajit Ray and Balu Mahendra”

— The Tribune on ‘A Song for Eresha’

“Pioneers at using classical dance to tell modern stories”

— eShe

“Had the audience spellbound”

— Times of India on ‘Yudh’

“YUDH has left the audiences across major metros spellbound”

- Deccan Herald on YUDH

“Path breaking work that has been acclaimed as a renaissance by critics and audiences all over the world”

-Afternoon Despatch & Courier

“Knocking down pigeonholes…in the vast expansion of tradition minus the baggage of restrictive thinking.”

-Tribune India

“Deeply philosophical tales, portrayed through a denouement that is easy to understand, stunning visuals and an extremely moving narrative.”

— DNA on ‘Soul Cages’

“One of their best original works”

— India Today on ‘Descent’

“Unshackles age old chains - an ode to women”

— Mid Day on ‘Chains: Love Stories of Shadows’

“The repertoire involves engaging the audience in a spiritual and emotional dialog”

-Deccan Chronicle on YUDH

“Philosophically rich, extremely moving and at the same time, easy to understand”

-The Print on ‘Soul Cages the film’

“Modern Classics - husband-wife duo pen stories and teams them up with classic Bharatanatyam to interest the youth.”

-Asian Age