The mythical story of the love between a woman and moon led to the dawn of India's most prolific dynasty of kings whose reign facilitated one of the most unique architectures of medieval India: The Khajuraho Temples.

Why the temples have sexual positions interwoven with the sculptures of spiritual deities? What were the sexual attitudes and perceptions of Indians during that time? Which famous political figure in India once said that these temples should be destroyed? And what was the true intention of Chandela Kings to built these temples?

Discover the story behind India's most provocative & sensual temples. This is a virtual tour of the Khajuraho Temples with live storytelling.

17th Jan. Sunday.12:00 PM

About The Storytellers:

Sundeep Verma is a graduate of Central Saint Martins College of Arts & Design, London. He worked as a creative director with many prestigious advertising agencies and is an author of the book Ahalya: The Woman Who Defied God.

Ruchi Ruuh is a textile artist and a counseling psychologist. She is a graduate of Nottingham Trent University, England. Her artworks have been exhibited in many art shows and galleries around India and Europe.

About The Organiser:

Cobalt Blue is an organization that works in the area of study and revivalism of India's lost glory and connects the general public with their illuminating past that can guide them for the future.

An initiative by Cobalt Blue.