Krishna's Last walk-The lasting silence

Krishna’s Last Journey is a contemplative performance drawn from excerpts

of Bhawana Somaaya’s Krishna – The God Who Lived as Man and Yagnaseni by

Pratibha Ray, reimagined and woven into a new script by Geetha Ramanujam.

The work envisions Krishna not as the distant divine, but as a profoundly

human presence—walking through the emotional landscapes of his life,

relationships, and eventual departure.

The performance traces his journey in essence, from birth to his final

moments, focusing on the inner life of a man who carried the weight of destiny

while remaining deeply connected to human bonds.

Through his relationships with four significant women, the narrative explores

themes of love, responsibility, choice, sacrifice, and solitude. Krishna emerges

as a Human Avatar—one who guides others, yet confronts his own loneliness

and unanswered questions.

Minimalist in form and inward in tone, the performance invites the audience

into stillness rather than spectacle. It unfolds as a reflective journey where

silence becomes as meaningful as spoken word—often leaving the audience in

quiet absorption long after the performance concludes.