Abhimanyu Badh portrays the heroic death of Abhimanyu from the Mahabharata. Entering Dronacharya’s Chakravyuha, he becomes trapped when the Pandavas are prevented from following him inside. Surrounded by enemy warriors and left unarmed, Abhimanyu fights with unwavering bravery until his final breath. His death stands as a powerful symbol of courage, sacrifice, and the injustice […] read more
Gouranga Dhal of Rengalbeda represents a new generation of Chhau gurus, blending scholarship with practice. Trained under eminent gurus and holding a Master of Performing Arts degree, he is deeply rooted in grassroots training through institutions such as Bhanjabhumi Chhau Nrutya Pratisthan, Jayshiba Club, and Garidhi Yubak Sangha, ensuring Chhau remains both authentic and accessible. read more
Dibar Naik of Pithakutust is a dedicated practitioner of Mayurbhanj Chhau. Trained under renowned gurus at the Mayur Art Centre, Bhubaneswar, he has performed widely across India and Nepal at major festivals and cultural platforms. He is also deeply committed to training young dancers at Arun Chhau Nrutya Pratisthan, Sansimila, carrying forward the discipline and […] read more
