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Jadugar RajtilakFest Headliners · Annual Days · Youth Fests
Big-stage illusion shows built for 500–5,000 seat auditoriums: crowd work that plays to students, illusions scaled to the fest mainstage, and a vertical-video finale your fest page can post on Monday morning. 4.8★ from 181 Google reviews, 500+ shows, 12+ years on stage.
4.8★
181 Google reviews
500+
Shows staged
500–5,000
Seat auditoriums
I.B.M.
Intl. 2nd place 2021
College fest line-ups are crowded with bands and DJs — and the slot that trends on the fest page the next morning is increasingly the illusion act. A fest magician brings what a music act cannot: audience members becoming the show, volunteers from the crowd doing the impossible in front of their batchmates, and a finale engineered to be filmed vertically and posted horizontally across every student's story.
The college format is genuinely big-stage: illusions scaled for 500-to-5,000-seat auditoriums, sight lines planned for the back row, and material calibrated for the toughest audience in entertainment — students, who have seen every YouTube magician and will fact-check your act in real time. The crowd work is fast, the humour is campus-safe but not sanitised, and the pace never drops below the energy of a fest crowd at full volume.
Fest season runs November through February, and headline dates go early. The booking process is built for student committees: a written quote within 24 hours, a tech rider the auditorium crew can execute, and coordination with your fest core team on cues, run-sheet and the volunteer selection plan.
The main night closer
The 45-to-60-minute headline set for the main night: large illusions with volunteers pulled from the crowd, mind-reading segments that play to the whole auditorium, and a closing sequence built to be captured on a hundred phones. The act is engineered for the back row as much as the front — sight lines, pacing and sound all planned for a full auditorium, not a banquet hall.
College annual day
Annual days need an act that respects the institution as much as it plays to the students — clean, campus-safe material with the energy intact. The format runs 30-to-45 minutes, slots into the ceremony flow between the chief guest's speech and the prize distribution, and can involve faculty volunteers in moments that flatter them in front of the student body.
Engineering & departmental fests
Engineering campuses are the toughest rooms in the country — future engineers walk in determined to reverse-engineer every trick, and the show leans into it. The mentalism segments especially play to analytical audiences: predictions that survive scrutiny and demonstrations the campus's smartest minds cannot reconstruct. Departments get a format that fits smaller seminar halls as well as main auditoriums.
Every booking ships with
Student committees run on deadlines and approvals, so the booking ships like a vendor that has cleared a hundred of them. The paperwork and planning below are standard — not premium add-ons discovered after the advance.
A written rider the auditorium or AV crew can execute: sound, staging, lighting and backstage needs delivered well before load-in day.
Cues, volunteer plans and handovers agreed with the fest core team in writing — the act drops into your run-sheet, never on top of it.
GST invoice and clean contract terms for the college administration's finance process — the documents the accounts section asks for first.
Fest dates are held for 72 hours while the committee's approvals move — no advance demanded before the written quote arrives.
Line-itemised pricing within 24 hours: performance, travel, crew and staging separated for the budget sheet your faculty advisor signs.
Where the venue's sound cannot carry an auditorium show, the production arrives with its own system — one less vendor the committee must chase.
Honest pricing
College bookings start from ₹50,000 for a 45-minute auditorium headline set and range upward with production scale, crew and travel. Fest-season dates (November–February) fill first — the written, line-itemised quote arrives within 24 hours so the committee can move through approvals while the date is held.
Before you book
A 45-minute auditorium headline set starts from ₹50,000, with production scale, crew size and travel moving the number upward for larger auditoriums. Fest-season dates fill first, so committees are advised to book early — a written, line-itemised quote arrives within 24 hours.
The act is engineered for 500-to-5,000-seat auditoriums — sight lines, pacing and sound planned for the back row and balcony, not just the front. Departmental and seminar-hall formats scale the same material down for smaller rooms.
Yes — crowd volunteers from the student body are the heart of the fest format, and the selection plan is coordinated with the core team in advance. Volunteer moments are engineered to make the student the hero in front of their batchmates, never the joke.
Yes — campus-safe material with the energy intact: humour that plays to students without generating a faculty complaint, and the same clean-repertoire discipline that plays corporate annual days and family weddings. Faculty volunteers are flattered on stage, never embarrassed.
A 72-hour soft hold costs nothing and keeps your evening off the calendar while you decide — the written, line-itemised quote arrives within 24 hours.