Krithika Subrahmanian
Indian entrepreneur, architect, designer, aesthete, hotelier, author and dancer
Krithika Subrahmanian is a serial entrepreneur, architect, designer, aesthete, hotelier, author and Indian classical dancer.
Early life and education
Krithika Subrahmanian was born in Chennai, Tamil Nadu. She graduated as an architect from Anna University, Chennai SAP School of Architecture and Planning. An alumnus of Harvard Business School, Boston Massachusetts. Krithika and Transform group are an alumnus of Graduate School of Business Stanford University in the SEED.
Career
Subrahmanian is the co-founder and director of Sreshta Leisure, Hospitality company, Metafore and Transform an architecture company based in Chennai. She is also the founder of Svatma, boutique hotel in Tamil Nadu.
Dance career
Krithika, a classical dancer in the Tanjore style of Bharatanatyam, has performed at performing arts venues and for dance festivals such as the Delhi International Arts Festival, the London International Dance Festival, NJPAC, and MACH.
In 2017, Krithika founded the Namaargam dance group, through which she has collaborated on works with musician Ilaiyaraaja, actor Suhasini Maniratnam and dancer Gopika Varma, orator Dushyanth Sridhar, to name a few.
Publications
Subrahmanian, Krithika (2019). The Next Big Thing Thanjavur. Notion Press.
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