“AK Srikanth represents that rare group of artistes who find their inspiration in the films of both Satyajit Ray and David Lynch!”

— Interview in the Numero Art Magazine, France (Oct 2025)

“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’

“On top of the virtual game!

The New Indian Express on ‘Colors Green’

“Set to take things to a whole new level”

Hindustan Times on ‘Yudh’

“Her mode of storytelling is definitely very different from what has been done in the field of Bharatanatyam thus far and has earned her a long list of awards

India Today

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

-Deccan Chronicle on ‘Soul Cages’

“Popular Bharatanatyam dancer Savitha Sastry, added a new facet to the genre by introducing the concept of dance theatre”

Hindustan Times on ‘The Prophet’

“Savitha Sastry’s ‘Soul Cages’ had splendid production values and a sensitive storyline.'“

The Hindu 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’

“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’

“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

"Known to enthral her audience with performances that embody perfection in form and joy in expression”

The New Indian Express on ‘Soul Cages’

“Savitha Sastry’s choreography in Soul Cages strips the traditional Bharatanatya performance of lyrics, to keep a universal appeal”

The Hindu on ‘Soul Cages’