Every session is led by someone who still practises the craft. Some are ours; for flagship cohorts we bring in an acclaimed name to lead the room.
Applies the actor's transformation technique to leadership — mind, body and voice built into a way of being, not a skill applied in the moment. Scientifically designed sessions, from 25 years of running them.
Uses theatre and performing arts to build communication, confidence and clarity — then turns the same craft on problem solving, and on the parts of a person the room has never seen. Packaged to entertain while it teaches.
Directs the applied-theatre work — the forum pieces, the nukkad nataks, the sessions where a room watches its own behaviour and then changes it.
Uses theatre to give people their voice in a room — built on fourteen years of preparing B-school candidates for interviews and group discussions.
Writes what happens in the room — the scripts, the skits and the exercises — grounded in fifteen years spent inside corporate teams.
An advocate practising across the courts of Delhi, who has personally mentored over a thousand students through CLAT, CUET and IPMAT — and taken CAT candidates through the GD-PI stage. Read law at Campus Law Centre, Delhi University, took his LL.M. at NLSIU Bengaluru, and lectured at IIM Rohtak for two years, all before he turned 28.
Trained as an actor at the Shri Ram Centre for Performing Arts, and has run the annual theatre facilitation at IIM Bangalore since 2024 — communication and leadership taught through experiential work rather than slides. She still acts: on film, on OTT, and in commercials.
