Saptak, 12th January Performances

Nikhil Parihar is a Kathak dancer trained at Kathak Kendra. His practice blends Delhi and Pune influences, shaped by varied academic and performance traditions.

Ruturaj Hinge, a Pune-based tabla player, blends formal training in the guru-shishya tradition with law studies, adopting a structured approach to Indian classical rhythm.

Tabla artist Ishan Paranjape specializes in Hindustani classical accompaniment, known for rhythmic precision and sensitivity to laya. A regular on classical stages, he collaborates with dancers

Rohit Khawale is a Pakhwaj player.

Savani Talwalkar, a distinguished tabla artist trained by her father Suresh Talwalkar, excels in Hindustani percussion. A soloist and accompanist at major festivals, she’s known for rhythmic clarity

Abhishek Shinkar is a harmonium artist trained in the guru-shishya tradition, learning under Pt. Nathrao Neralkar and Pt. Pramod Marathe. A Visharad and MA in harmonium, he performs as a soloist and

Nagesh Adgaonkar is a Hindustani classical vocalist trained in the guru-shishya tradition under Pt. Vitthalrao Jagtap and Ustad Rashid Khan. Rooted in Rampur-Sahaswan gharana, he performs widely and

Pt. Suresh Talwalkar, a leading tabla maestro, trained in Hindustani and Carnatic rhythm. Born in Maharashtra, he learned from top gurus and performs as a soloist and accompanist.