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The composition is a contemporary interpretation of the Vision and Philosophy of Shri Chaitanya Mahaprabhu whose "Samkeertan" brought bliss and joy for all living creatures. The Presentation in Kathak Style highlights the phases of his life symbolically. Born to mother Shachi Devi, Chaitanya Mahaprabhu was known as Nimai during his childhood. He grew up as a brilliant Scholar and an Authority on Vedic Knowledge.

Suddenly a peculiar change came in his personality. In a state of trance, he started singing & dancing to the glory of Krishna. His initial consorts were his students who were both amazed and amused at this metamorphosis of their Teacher.

His Guru warned him against this attitude because it was considered a gimmick of foolish devotees. Nimai Pandit tried but failed to control his emotional outbursts because he felt an imposing presence of Lord Krishna around him. The illusion was so real that he could not control his rapture.

So much bliss effused from his Samkeertan that people from far off places started following him. Inspite of Muslim reign at that time, the response to his Samkeertan was overwhelming & universal.

Highly inspired by Poet Jaidev, he enchanted his devotees with Dance Dramas related to Shri Radha Krishna theme.

Initially, he enacted the playful & passionate Radha. Sometimes in Bhagavad Avesh, he reaveled his true self as incarnation of "Krishna” himself. He was called Gaurang during this phase due to his extremely fair complexion.

Slowly, he withdrew himself in the phase of "Radha-Viraha" and went searching for Lord Krishna from place to place.

He roamed in forests as a "Sanyasi" singing Hare Krishna Mahamantra to birds, animals, trees & flowers. He stayed at Vrindavan for some time & ultimately came to Jagannath Puri.

One night he jumped into the sea mistaking it as waves of Yamuna promising to take him to his beloved Krishna. He was rescued but then disappeared into Shri Vigrah of Shri Jagannath - his own abode. His love for all stays on in the resonance of his Sankeertan.

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