Anjal has been studying Bharatnatyam, South Indian classical dance, since the tender age of six under the tutelage of Ramya Harishankar. She completed a two-hour solo debut featuring a combination of pure nritya and abhinaya, conveying the stories of Krishna, Neminaath, and Mirabai. Through her passion for using the arts to support the community, she utilized this performance to raise funds for children's rights, education, healthcare, and overall development through the CRY organization. She is also trained in Jazz dance at the Orange County School of the Arts and enjoys fusing both classical and contemporary genres to create dance performances with creative messages. Anjal is currently double majoring in Biomedical Engineering and Music at Yale University. She has performed globally in Kenya, Canada, Alaska, New York, India, and will be traveling to the Philippines next year.

Anjal's solo dance performance - “Suffering to Salvation” - represents the soul’s journey marked by various states, with individual actions dictating the pace of this progression. It commences in nigodh, where suffering knows no bounds, yet it lies within our capacity to unearth the genuine essence of our souls and ultimately achieve nirvana (salvation). Through the art forms of nritya (rhythmic footwork) and abhinaya (expressive gestures), the dancer not only embodies the soul but also vividly portrays this transformative odyssey.

Accompanying Anjal will be a musical ensemble: a Dhvani Dharohar by acclaimed musicians Legacy of Ancient divine music. Hindustani classical music, rooted in the ancient Indian scriptures, has long been an essential element of devotional practices spanning centuries. Through assembling a complete ensemble comprising a choir, harmonium, sitar, flute, and tablas, our aim is to uphold this timeless tradition. We seek to communicate the profound message that genuine spiritual knowledge, which uplifts the soul, can be attained through the guidance of tirthankar, Gurus(teacher), and dharma (righteousness), and eternally reinforced through the medium of music (sangeet).