Further Reading
- Uday Shankar and his art, by Projesh Banerji. Published by B.R. Pub. Corp., 1982.
- His Dance, His Life: A Portrait of Uday Shankar, by Mohan Khokar. Published by Himalayan Books, 1983.
- Uday Shankar, by Paschimbanga Rajya Sangeet Akademi. Published by West Bengal State Sangeet Academy, Information & Cultural Affairs Dept., Govt. of West Bengal, 2000.
- Uday Shankar, by Ashoke Kumar Mukhopadhyay. 2008. ISBN 81-291-0265-1.
- Honoring Uday Shankar, by Fernau Hall. Dance Chronicle, Volume 7, Issue 3 1983, pages 326 - 344.
- Who Remembers Uday Shankar?, Prof. Joan L. Erdman
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