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In Step with Astad Deboo
The Morning Standard
|August 16, 2025
In his debut dance drama, Bhave: Where Emotions Move, Delhi choreographer Pradeep Kumar talks about how human emotions shape our everyday life and being inspired by his late guru, Astad Deboo, in his choreography

FOR dancer and choreographer Pradeep Kumar, Bhave: Where Emotions Move, a dance drama holds special significance for two reasons. First, it was the dancer's debut show as a choreographer after years of performing as a Mayurbhanj Chhau and modern contemporary dancer. It also recalls his guru, the late choreographer Astad Deboo.
"For me, he was not just a teacher or mentor; he was like a father," said Kumar.
It was obvious to Kumar that his first programme would be a tribute to the late choreographer. "Deboo ji had a style. Although he was a champion of modern contemporary dance, he also knew multiple other dances. He mixed all of that to create a different style. Bhave [performed at India Habitat Centre on August 8] was nothing but an exploration of what Deboo ji taught us," he said.
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