Medha Nailwal is a postgraduate student of Performing Arts at World University of Design, Sonipat. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics (Hons) from NMIMS, Mumbai, which informs her analytical approach to the arts. She is trained in Kathak under Smt. Anukriti Vishwakarma, with a focus on technique, rhythm, and expression. Her practice engages with theoretical and philosophical concerns, particularly embodiment and perception. She has also received training in theatre and Hindustani classical music, shaping her interdisciplinary approach to performance.
Graduation Project
Project Title – The World Within Me: Unveiling Who Am I?
Project Sponsor - SELF
The World Within Me: Unveiling “Who Am I?” is a dance-theatre production rooted in Kathak that explores the journey of self-discovery. It delves into the inner conflicts, questions, and emotional transitions that shape identity, tracing a path from confusion and restlessness toward clarity and self-realization. Through a thoughtful integration of choreography, music, and theatrical elements, the work creates an immersive experience that invites both performer and audience into a space of introspection. Structured as a philosophical inquiry, the performance uses movement, rhythm, and expression to reflect the evolving relationship between the self and the world, ultimately encouraging a deeper understanding of one’s own existence.
