Sringaram

Set in the backdrop of the Devadasi tradition in a South Indian temple town, 'Sringaram' tells the story of Vasundhara, a talented young woman forced into the life of a temple dancer. As she navigates the complex world of tradition, artistry, and societal expectations, she finds herself torn between her passion for dance and the yearning for a personal life. The film explores the emotional and spiritual journey of a dancer bound by rituals and her own desires.

Sringaram received critical acclaim for its artistic merit, visual grandeur, and strong performances, particularly from Aditi Bhagwat. The film was praised for its sensitive portrayal of the Devadasi system and its exploration of a dancer's inner world. While it garnered significant attention at film festivals, its commercial reach was more limited.

• Praised for its stunning visuals and evocative music.
• Aditi Bhagwat's performance as the protagonist was widely lauded.
• The film offered a poignant and artistic exploration of the Devadasi tradition.

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Won the National Film Award for Best Costume Design (Santhoshini), and was nominated for Best Feature Film in Tamil at the 54th National Film Awards.

The film's choreography was deeply rooted in traditional Bharatanatyam, with extensive research undertaken to ensure authenticity in the dance sequences.