The “REACH OUT” series, unveiled in January 2020, serves as an initiative to democratize access to classical Indian arts. By bringing performances of classical dance and music to less accessible spaces such as government schools, orphanages, old-age homes, and schools for the differently-abled, this program aims to provide a unique cultural experience to individuals who might not have the opportunity to attend traditional venues.

The initiative recognizes the importance of cultural exposure in fostering a well-rounded education and enriching lives. By presenting these art forms in familiar and comfortable environments, the “REACH OUT” series helps to bridge the gap between the arts and diverse communities. This effort not only enhances cultural awareness and appreciation but also nurtures an inclusive environment where everyone, regardless of their background or circumstances, can experience the beauty and depth of India’s classical traditions.

Furthermore, such initiatives can inspire creativity, build confidence, and provide therapeutic benefits to the participants. The program underscores the belief that art should be accessible to all, breaking down barriers and creating opportunities for engagement and connection with India’s rich artistic heritage.