In this Bharatanatyam recital, Varsha would be presenting a traditional margam that has a combination of rhythmic textures and beats flowing smoothly into abhinaya and a depth of expressions and story-telling. Starting with showcasing the Siddhi Vinayaka, remover of obstacles and depicted to have a tasty modhak in his hand. This performance also dwells into Lord Krishna, depicting episodes from the Krishna Leela, right from the Gajendra Moksham to his playful childhood act of stealing butter, eating dirt and dancing on the Kalinga.

The abhinaya exponents of this recital explores the ever-enchanting and playful love between Radha and Krishna. Further, Varsha also explores the emotion of Kanditha - a combination of sarcasm and anger as the Nayika catches Lord Muruga red-handed, yet again. Varsha will end her performance with an exciting thillana - filled with swift movements!