Saee has performed in many prestigious festivals in India as well as abroad.
As the name suggests Arth – Meaning Utpala – Lotus. Unravelling the different layers of text which forms an important part of Bharatanatyam compositions, Arthotpala delves deep into how a dancers works on different levels of text from the literal to the metaphorical and beyond.
‘When dancer becomes poet’ Kavyanjali looks at a dancers visualisation of poetry written by the dancer herself. Myriad ideas ranging from mythology , philosophy , human relationships have been expressed through poetry penned by Saee herself.
An ode to six seasons through three styles — Bharatanatyam , Kathak and Contemporary. A contemporary take on Kalidasa’s Ritusamhara, interpreting the love and the sensuality of the six seasons through Kathak, Bharatanatyam and Contemporary.
A production of Renu Foundation For Arts of Anita Kulkarni which explores bandishes of Hindustani music and builds classical and contemporary choreographies.
Choreographed by Guru Dr. Parimal Phadke, a production based on the feminine power Saee played the lead of Durga and the social activist Savitribai Phule.
Production based on Marathi compositions by Bhosale Raje of Tanjavur. Saee shared the stage with Guru Dr. Sucheta Chapekar.