Vandya Mahesh performs as part of a group and a duet performance from her college at the Kalamane Sabhangana, Mysore.

Vandya, with her team of dancers, performed for the NAAC committee members and the college staff at REVA University.

REVA University in India has established a strong emphasis on research and innovation, including various labs focused on advanced technologies and applications. REVA typically features research facilities related to areas such as robotics, automotive engineering, and sustainable technologies. Vandya Mahesh with

Vandya Mahesh performs for Shivaratri at the Shiva temple in Chamrajpet. Shivaratri is a significant Hindu festival dedicated to Lord Shiva which is celebrated enthusiastically in Chamarajpet, a locality in Bengaluru, Karnataka

Rasikarpana is a prominent initiative by the Rasika Arts Foundation, which aims to promote and preserve Indian classical arts, including dance, music, and other cultural forms. The foundation is dedicated to fostering a deeper appreciation for these art forms through

Natyollasa, presented by Rasika Arts Foundation at Seva Sadan, is a celebrated cultural event that showcases traditional Indian dance and drama. Rasika ARts Foundation, a prominent cultural organisation, often focuses on preserving and promoting classical arts. The performances typically feature a

Vandya Mahesh performs at the Kodandaramalingeshwara Swamy Temple in Domlur, Bangalore. This is a revered Hindu temple dedicated to Lord Rama, his consort Sita, and his brother Lakshmana. Known for its serene atmosphere, the temple attracts devotees seeking blessings and

Vandya Mahesh performs Navadurga, an item portraying Durga, the powerful divine feminine who appears in nine forms. This performance coincides with Navaratri, the nine-day festival celebrating the nine forms of the Divine Goddess Durga. The performance happens at the Rama

Vandya Mahesh performs Navadurga as a part of Aikyam Dance Company at Banaswadi.