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The gurus behind every young artiste.

Our expert faculty brings a wealth of knowledge and passion to their teaching, having trained at prestigious institutions and performed on renowned stages.

Amulya Nag — Young Artiste faculty

Amulya Nag

Faculty, Young Artiste

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Malvika Nirajan — Young Artiste faculty

Malvika Nirajan

Faculty, Young Artiste

Indian Contemporary & Hindustani Vocal

A graduate of the Gandharva Mahavidyalaya, Malvika is a contemporary artiste with a strong foundation in the classical hindustani tradition. She frequently performs with her live band, Dwi, and has also founded a vocal academy called 'Swararambh'. She also won many laurels as a soloist and choir performer at various Delhi University music festivals. Malvika has appeared on TV as well having been featured in the prestigious TV show Sa Re Ga Ma on Zee TV in 1997 and Anu Kapoor's Close Up Antakshari. She is a winner of the mega final of Doordarshan's 'Picnic Antakshari' and anchored a 13-episode musical game show 'Gaye Ja Muskuraye Ja' for ETV Bihar.

  • Graduate of the Gandharva Mahavidyalaya
  • Founder of the vocal academy 'Swararambh'
  • Performs with her live band, Dwi
  • Featured on Zee TV's Sa Re Ga Ma (1997) and Close Up Antakshari
  • Winner of the mega final of Doordarshan's 'Picnic Antakshari'
Anushka Chandak — Young Artiste faculty

Anushka Chandak

Faculty, Young Artiste

Kathak

Anushka Chandak is a Kathak dancer who graduated as a gold medalist in performing arts from Lalit Kala Kendra, Pune University, and holds the title of "Nritya Alankaar". She started her dance training at the age of 6 and there has been no stopping her ever since. She is a recipient of multiple awards in the same and also a Balshree camp nationals contender. She is one of the young researchers in this field who had her first research article presented at the age of 19. She identifies versatility as her strong suit and is working towards making classical dance as easy, accessible, and relatable as possible for learners and audiences alike. She believes Kathak to be a highly potent language of expression and endorses innovation and creativity in the same.

  • Gold medalist in performing arts, Lalit Kala Kendra, Pune University
  • Holds the title of 'Nritya Alankaar'
  • Balshree camp nationals contender
  • Presented her first research article at the age of 19
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