Shreyasi’s aim is to preserve India’s cultural traditions through her performances and teachings, and to cultivate a community that not only produces exceptional dancers but also well-rounded individuals who carry the values of teamwork, respect and perseverance into their lives.#
“My dance career is marked by growth, exploring and pushing boundaries, and sharing the joy of dance with people from all walks of life.”#
In 2023, during Indian Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji’s visit to Paris for the Bastille Day Parade, Shreyasi was invited to perform the opening dance recital in his honour.#
Shreyasi began her formal training at the age of 7 with late Guru Dr. Saroja Vaidyanathan, Padmabhushan Awardee. After earning her Post Graduate diploma from Kalakshetra Foundation, Chennai, Shreyasi moved to Delhi, where she continued her learning under late Guru Jamuna Krishnan and presently trains with Guru Dr. G. Ratheesh Babu.
A scholarship holder from Government of India’s Ministry of Culture, Shreyasi is a graded Doordarshan artist and empanelled with the India International Rural Cultural Centre. She has performed across the world and is a recipient of various prestigious awards.
“I see myself furthering my career as a dancer and choreographer, recognized for innovation, artistry and dedication to the craft.”#
In October 2022, Indian Council of Cultural Relations and Ministry of External Affairs deputed Shreyasi to the Consulate General of India in Reunion Islands, France, as the head of the cultural centre.
“I envision a vibrant and successful dance career that not only fulfills my passion for dance but also inspires and uplifts others through the power of movement and expression.”#