India, Aug. 24 -- What happens when Kabir's timeless words find expression through the graceful language of Bharatanatyam? Kabira: Sargun Se Nirgun offered an answer that was as much about looking inward as it was about performance. Premiered by Gayathri Sharma and Bhadra Sinha in collaboration with Meghnaa Mital, the production took the audience on a journey through Kabir's philosophy at a packed India Habitat Centre in Delhi. Presented by Kalakriti Arts Trust and Satyanjali Trust, the evening explored the movement from sargun, the visible and manifest world, to nirgun, the formless and eternal. Instead of presenting Kabir's poetry as separate pieces, the production brought together four compositions that flowed into one another like cha...