Sangita Chatterjee and Gauri Diwakar’s mesmerizing Kathak at Milind Shrivastava’s festival
A two-day festival was organized at IHC in Delhi by Milind Shrivastava’s Lightsense Arts Foundation on 14 and 15 April. Lightsense is the natural name for a foundation whose director is a renowned light designer, of course. Milind Shrivastava hardly requires an introduction in the field of classical performances – the Ustad Bismillah Khan Yuva Awardee has over three decades of experience and has brought alive hundreds of the biggest events with his talent in illumination. His work is exemplary and innovative. The title of the festival was ‘Renaissance 2026’. Renaissance is a movement of rebirth in arts, politics and economic upliftment. It manifests in the revival of classical learning. Sangita Chatterjee - Kathak Sangita Chatterjee Sangita presented a group choreography, ‘Mirage – A Lust for Life’. All of our desires in life turn out to be an illusion, and the more we chase it, the further away from us it moves. The more we desire, the more enigmatic our desire become...
