Sindhu Mishra’s Aayam to Present ‘Nav Durga – She Is Many. She Is One.’ at Bharat Parv
We cordially invite you to witness a powerful classical dance presentation by Sindhu Mishra’s Aayam Institute of Performing Arts at Bharat Parv, celebrating India’s rich cultural heritage.
Production: Nav Durga – She Is Many. She Is One. She Is Shakti
A compelling dance production invoking the nine forms of the Divine Feminine through the sacred Nav Durga Stotram composed by Adi Shankaracharya.
Date: 26 & 27 January 2026
Time: 6:00 PM onwards
Venue:
Netaji Subhash Marg,
Lal Qila (Red Fort),
Chandni Chowk,
New Delhi – 110006
Rooted in classical tradition, Nav Durga is a deeply evocative presentation that celebrates Shakti as the creator, protector, and transformative force of the universe. Each form of the Devi is brought alive through carefully chosen raagas and taalas, reflecting her unique energy and essence.
Sindhu Mishra’s Aayam to Present ‘Nav Durga – She Is Many. She Is One.’ at Bharat Parv
Much talked about for its powerful thematic depth and aesthetic brilliance, Sindhu Mishra’s Aayam Institute of Performing Arts is set to present its celebrated production Nav Durga – She Is Many. She Is One. She Is Shakti at Bharat Parv on 26 and 27 January 2026 at 6:00 PM, at Netaji Subhash Marg, Lal Qila, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi – 110006.
The production is a profound artistic invocation of Shakti—the invincible cosmic force, slayer of demons, primordial creator, and benevolent protector. She is the nurturing mother and the embodiment of peace and harmony; the omnipresent Devi who manifests as strength, courage, wisdom, grace, and compassion. Residing within all beings as intelligence and beauty, Shakti remains the eternal source of balance in the universe.
At a time marked by mounting struggles and deepening divisions across social and moral landscapes, Nav Durga draws inspiration from this transformative feminine energy to seek truth and justice.
This humble yet powerful offering by the Aayam Dance Troupe reveres the nine forms of the Devi through the sacred Nav Durga Stotram, composed by Saint Adi Shankaracharya. The choreography is uniquely structured—each Devi’s shloka is rendered in a distinct raagam, capturing her essence, while the taalam mirrors the rhythmic pulse emanating from her divine energy.
Rooted in classical tradition yet resonating deeply with contemporary consciousness, Nav Durga stands as a compelling celebration of the feminine divine—timeless, powerful, and eternally relevant.
