Suprita Trilok

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Suprita Trilok is an Odissi Indian classical dancer known for her virtuosic skill and deep insight into the dance form and the stories she conveys. She began her Odissi journey in Mumbai, India, under the tutelage of Guru Nivedita Mukherjee. In 2009, Trilok immigrated to the United States, where she continued her advanced training with Shipra A. Mehrotra (also known as Shipra Avantica Mehrotra) at the Avantica Academy of Odissi Dance, who is recognized as one of the most celebrated US-based Odissi dancers today. Currently based in the San Francisco Bay Area, Suprita Trilok has performed extensively across the United States and India. Her notable performances include the 3rd North American Odissi Convention in Houston (2013), the Smaran Dance Festival (2016), ZeeBangla Women Now (2017), Yuva Bharati (2018) in the San Francisco Bay Area, and the Odissi International Festival in Bhubaneswar, India (2016). She also performed at The Houston Rath Yatra (2013) and the Anniversary Celebration of The Sunnyvale Hindu Temple (2016). In 2019, she presented "Udaiyavar: An Offering in Odissi Dance" in Cambridge, MA, which featured original choreography by Shipra Mehrotra based on a Tamil poem by Trilok's grandfather, Tiruloka Sitaram. More recently, she performed Odissi at the Toronto International Dance Festival in 2022 and the Geeva Arts Festival in 2024. Suprita Trilok also holds a master's degree in Biotechnology, which she earned in Houston, Texas.