Jul 19 2026 to Jul 19 2026 6 p.m.
7 4th Main Rd, Stage 2, Domlur 560071
We are cosmos, and cosmos is us.
The panchabhutas, the five elements, are not only out there in the world; they live in us. Earth, water, fire, air and space, the same forces that shape mountains and rivers, also hold our own bodies in balance. The four perceivable elements are first held within the fifth: the cosmos, infinite, and unmanifest. This is Shiva, the cosmic space, combined with the ever-changing energy of Shakti, maintained by Vishnu himself.
Through live storytelling, music and dance, the performance traces the journey of these elements from the cosmic space to manifested forms, followed by a short interaction with the audience.
Supported by:
Artists
R Vasudevan
Vocals
R. Vasudevan is a Carnatic musician and disciple of Vidwan Neyveli Santhanagopalan and Vidwan Palghat K.S. Narayanaswamy, with further guidance from Sangeetha Kalacharya Vidushi Neela Ramgopal, Vidwan Calcutta K.S. Krishnamurthi, and Vidwan T.N. Seshagopalan. A post-graduate engineer from IISc, he worked in IT before taking up music as a profession. He holds a postgraduate degree in music and served as visiting faculty for the postgraduate Carnatic music course at Azim Premji University, and was awarded the Manoranjani Prashasthi by Manoranjani Samskruthi Vedike in Bengaluru.
Anand Viswanathan
Violin
Anand Viswanathan began learning music at age seven and violin at age nine, performing since age fourteen. He received initial training from Sri N. Kannan at Bhakta Rasika Ranjini Sabha and advanced training from Sri R. Madhavan of Mumbai, mentored throughout by the late Sri P.N. Krishnamurthy. He also studied vocal music under Smt. Jaya Subramaniam. A recipient of the CCRT Junior Scholarship, he holds a B-High grade in violin from All India Radio. He completed his engineering from Mumbai University and MBA from IIM Bangalore.
Advaith Rishikesh
Percussion
Advaith Rishikesh has trained in Carnatic vocal and mridangam since the ages of four and seven respectively. He studies vocal under Vid. R. Vasudevan and mridangam under Vid. Sudarshan Chakravarthy, a disciple of Guru Vid. Anoor Anantha Krishna Sharma. He has won prizes in mridangam at Bangalore Gayana Samaja and Sri Thyagaraja Gana Sabha, and is scheduled to tour coastal Karnataka in July, performing at the Kollur Mookambika, Hornadu Annapoorneshwari, and Hattangudi Siddhi Vinayaka temples.
Vanshika Sai Ramadurgam
Kuchipudi Dancer
Vanshika Sai Ramadurgam is a Kuchipudi dancer who has trained in the classical art form since the age of seven. She has performed across temples, heritage venues, and cultural sabhas, and is committed to promoting Indian classical arts through performance and digital platforms. She is also trained in Carnatic music, which she integrates into her artistic work.
Sruthi Vasudevan
Bharatanatyam Dancer
Sruthi Vasudevan is a classically trained Bharatanatyam dancer and contemporary choreographer with an MA in Choreography from Leeds Beckett University, UK. She has trained in Bharatanatyam for over seventeen years under Guru Smt. Sumitra Nitin, with advanced training from Guru Smt. Gayatri Ramaratnam, and built her contemporary foundation at Nritarutya and Attakkalari Centre for Movement Arts. She has performed at Bharat Kalachar, Chinna Kalanadam, and the Serendipity Arts Festival 2022. She has toured nationally with Rajadhiraj and internationally with Mumbai Star (Japan). She is also a certified yoga instructor and a dance teacher.
Bharat Athreya
Vocals
Namish
Vocals
Sankeerth
Veena & Vocals