Performance in Major Concerts in India
Among his memorable concerts is a duet performance with his father in the 'Sursringer Music Conference' in Mumbai in 1986. In 1987 he was showered with appreciation for his solo Sitar recitals in Mumbai organized by 'Ustad Abdul Halim Zafar Khan Academy'. In the same year (1987) he participated in a duet concert with his father in 'Tansen Music Conference'. In 1991 he was highly appreciated at the 'Surdas Music Conference' in Kolkata. In 1999 he was highly acclaimed by audience at the 'Dover lane Music Conference' in Kolkata.
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