Dance, for me, represents the complete expression of body, mind, and spirit—a profound medium of self-expression and human connection. As a professionally trained Odissi dancer, I have completed my fifth year at Bangiya Sahitya Parishad with first division and distinction. My journey in dance began at the tender age of three, and it continues to shape my artistic identity.
Odissi, an ancient classical dance form from India, boasts a rich heritage spanning over two millennia. Originating in the state of Odisha, this art form is deeply rooted in temple traditions, characterized by its graceful movements, intricate footwork, and narrative storytelling. The dance form continues to captivate both classical dancers and art enthusiasts, maintaining its allure and significance in contemporary times.
Throughout my journey, I have showcased my passion for Odissi through various competitive platforms, participating in dance competitions at school, college, and prestigious events like Taal and Indak.