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Jadugar RajtilakRemote Teams · Online Events · Hybrid Shows
Camera-first virtual magic for remote teams and online events — Zoom-ready routines engineered for the small screen, tech checklists that just work, and honest formatting for 20–500 screens. 4.8★ from 181 Google reviews, 500+ shows, 12+ years on stage.
4.8★
181 Google reviews
500+
Shows staged
20–500
Screens per show
12+
Years on stage
A virtual magic show is a different craft from a stage act — the camera is the stage. Every routine in the virtual repertoire is engineered for the small screen: close-up material framed so the audience sees exactly what their own eyes would see at a live table, and interactive segments where the audience's own webcam becomes part of the trick. This is not a stage show pointed at a camera; it is magic designed for the medium.
The interactive core is what separates virtual magic from a video: predictions written before the show that resolve against choices the audience makes live in the chat, mind-reading demonstrations that use participants' own names and answers, and moments where every viewer follows along with an object from their own desk. A remote team that has sat through a year of webinars suddenly finds something their webcam is actually part of.
The format runs honestly from 20 to 500 screens — intimate team celebrations at one end, company-wide town halls at the other — with formats from a tight 20-minute energiser to a full 45-minute show. Every booking includes the technical checklist, a run-through with your platform admin, and delivery that respects corporate IT's security constraints.
Remote team celebrations
For distributed teams, a 20-to-45-minute session that plays the gallery view like a room: participants' names woven into predictions, their answers feeding the mind-reading, and routines the whole team follows with objects from their own desks. It is the format HR teams re-book for onboarding cohorts, project milestones and festival catch-ups — a shared moment that actually involves the audience.
Company-wide online events
The company-wide format scales the interactivity to hundreds of screens: broadcast-quality framing, demonstrations that resolve against audience polls, and a pace tuned for attention spans that drop faster online than on stage. The show slots into an existing town-hall agenda as its energy peak — the segment between the quarterly numbers and the CEO's close that people stay logged in for.
Hybrid events & launches
For hybrid launches and offsites where part of the room is live and part is remote, the act plays both audiences at once: stage material for the in-room crowd framed for camera, and virtual-native segments where the remote audience's responses drive the outcome. It is the hardest format in virtual entertainment and the one hybrid event teams most often cannot source elsewhere.
Every booking ships with
Virtual events fail on logistics, not content — so the booking ships with the technical scaffolding that makes the platform behave. Everything below is standard, and the tech check has kept every show on schedule.
Zoom, Meet or Teams — a written checklist of settings, roles and breakout behaviour for your platform, delivered before the run-through.
A technical rehearsal with your admin or IT contact: framing, audio, screen-share handovers and the contingency plan for connection drops.
Clean contract terms and a GST invoice — the paperwork a corporate L&D or events budget needs, with no advance demanded before the quote.
Professional audio chain on the performer's side — the one component virtual events most often get wrong and the one that kills a magic show first.
Your date is held for 72 hours while internal approvals move — no advance demanded before the written quote is in your inbox.
Line-itemised pricing within 24 hours: performance, platform support and rehearsal separated for the events budget.
Honest pricing
Virtual shows start from ₹20,000 for a 20-minute team energiser and scale with length, audience size and rehearsal needs — a full 45-minute company-wide show with run-through sits higher. Every quote is written, line-itemised and delivered within 24 hours, with timezone-flexible slots for distributed teams.
Before you book
Virtual shows start from ₹20,000 for a 20-minute team energiser; a full 45-minute company-wide show with a live run-through sits higher. Length, audience size and rehearsal needs move the number — every quote is line-itemised and delivered within 24 hours.
Genuinely interactive — the audience's names, chat messages, poll answers and desk objects feed directly into the routines, and several segments resolve against choices the viewers make live. The webcam is part of the show, not a window onto it.
Zoom, Google Meet and Microsoft Teams all work — each has a written tech checklist covering settings, roles and the handovers magic needs, and a live run-through with your admin is included in every booking before the show date.
Yes — virtual slots are timezone-flexible, with early-morning and late-evening India slots routinely booked for EU and US overlap. The format's honest range is 20 to 500 screens, from intimate team celebrations to company-wide town halls.
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.