Updated On: 01 December, 2016 09:27 AM IST | | Suprita Mitter
<p>Ahead of a 60-minute non-stop solo performance in Mumbai, Astad Deboo talks about his new piece and the future of Contemporary Dance in India</p>

Astad Deboo at rehearsal; at a performance in Delhi. Pics courtesy/Amit kumar
Inâu00c2u0080u00c2u0088a room full of books and light, we find one of India’s foremost Contemporary dancers relaxing on a couch, his laptop on lap. As he rises to welcome us, we notice his casual attire; a pair of printed pajamas worn with a tee. Close to turning 70, he doesn’t look his age at all. When we compliment him, he grins, “Many of my contemporaries have stopped dancing. I’m blessed, but it takes a lot of work.”