Her style masterfully intertwines classical Indian forms with experimental techniques, making music visual and emotions palpable. After seven years of intensive training with her mother, Tanushree reimagined ‘New Dance’ for today’s audiences. Her troupe has captivated over 40 nations, performing at prestigious venues including Carnegie Hall, Kennedy Center, Epcot, and Queen Elizabeth Hall.

Notable achievements include choreographing the inaugural Kolkata Carnival in 2002 for the British High Commission, the 2008 Paris production of ‘Padmavati’—an Indo-French collaboration directed by Sanjay Leela Bhansali—and high-profile events like the Asian Games and Festival of India. The Sangeet Natak Akademi Award in 2011 cemented her status as a trailblazer in performing arts.

Tanushree’s influence reaches curation, notably at Goa’s Serendipity Arts Festival from 2016 onward, and diverse fields like cinema with roles in ‘The Namesake’ and ‘Hemantir Palaki,’ fashion, and international projects. As a performer, actress, and teacher, she continues to elevate Indian dance, mentoring young talents and showcasing its emotional depth to worldwide acclaim. Her work is a testament to dance’s enduring ability to bridge cultures and generations.