I started dancing since I was in class 6. I was hugely inspired by my seniors in school. I used to live in a hostel and there were no such ways to get trained, so I used to

follow my seniors and try to copy their steps. I still remember my first stage performance was on Teacher’s day and I have hardly done 3 to 4 steps. After 12, I decided to pursue dance professionally, enrolling in workshops and classes to refine my skills. I trained under renowned national and international artists, gaining exposure to diverse dance styles and techniques that are trending in today’s performing arts scene, such as contemporary fusion and urban choreography.

During this journey, I cleared the mega-round of a popular reality show, India Talent Fight. Unfortunately, due to unforeseen circumstances, I couldn’t advance to the studio round. Additionally, I was honored to be selected as a semi-finalist in another prestigious nationwide dance competition, recognized across India for showcasing emerging talent.

For me, dance is more than movement—it’s a powerful language that unravels the hidden emotions and stories within music. Each performance allows me to connect deeply with the rhythm and narrative of a song, revealing the mystery that lyrics alone cannot express.

One of the most rewarding aspects of my dance journey has been the opportunity to share knowledge and experiences with fellow artists. I firmly believe that collaboration and mutual learning are essential for artistic growth. By exchanging ideas, techniques, and cultural influences, dancers can evolve and innovate, keeping the art form vibrant and relevant.

In today’s dynamic dance industry, staying updated with current trends like hip-hop, contemporary, and Bollywood fusion is crucial. I continuously strive to blend traditional styles with modern influences, creating a unique expression that resonates with diverse audiences. This approach not only broadens my creative horizon but also helps bridge cultural gaps through the universal language of dance.

Looking ahead, I am excited to contribute to the dance community by mentoring aspiring dancers and participating in collaborative projects that push artistic boundaries. Dance is an ever-evolving art, and embracing new styles and technologies, such as digital choreography platforms and virtual workshops, has become vital for growth and outreach in the 21st century.


Frequently Asked Questions

Souvik Das

How did Souvik Das first get into dancing?

Souvik started dancing in class 6, inspired by seniors at his school hostel where there were no formal classes. He copied their steps with dedication, performing for the first time on Teachers’ Day with just three or four moves.

How did Souvik take his dance career to the next level?

After completing class 12, he committed to dance professionally — enrolling in workshops and training under renowned national and international artists across contemporary fusion and urban choreography styles.

Has Souvik participated in any notable dance competitions?

Yes — he cleared the mega-round of India Talent Fight and was honoured as a semi-finalist in another prestigious nationwide dance competition, though circumstances prevented him from advancing further in the first contest.

What philosophy shapes Souvik’s approach to dance?

For Souvik, dance is a language that unravels the hidden emotions and stories within music. He also believes deeply in collaboration — sharing knowledge and techniques with fellow artists as the key to artistic growth.

How can I start my own dance journey at Twist N Turns like Souvik did?

Twist N Turns in Kolkata welcomes dancers from absolute beginners to serious students. Call 98310 18015 to book a free trial class and start building your story on the dance floor.