Patruni Chidananda Sastry stands as a beacon of creativity and resilience in the world of drag artistry. His work has transcended borders and captured the attention of some of the most prominent photographers around the globe. From posing for Supranav Dash in Kolkata to working with the esteemed fashion photographer Nishat Fatima for the India Photo Festival, Patruni's presence is both dynamic and compelling.

Picture by Supranav Dash

Picture by Nishat Fatima

During the global lockdown, Damien Frost captured Patruni in a series that highlighted the strength and adaptability of artists in unprecedented times. His collaboration with Marc Ohrem-Leclef on the project "Zameen or Asman ka Fark" further emphasized his ability to bridge cultural divides through art.

Picture By Damien Frost

Recently, Patruni's unique flair was immortalized by Tim Walker for the Dirty Magazine issue on Identities, a project that celebrates individuality and self-expression. His work with Raqeeb from Delhi adds another layer of depth to his extensive portfolio.

Picture by Marc Ohrem-Leclef

Picture by Raqeeb

Among his most notable collaborations are those with Manab Das and Sai Krishna, who have created extraordinary pieces with Patruni, showcasing his versatility and captivating style. Through these collaborations, Patruni Chidananda Sastry continues to inspire and challenge the conventional boundaries of drag artistry, leaving an indelible mark on the global stage.

Picture by Tim Walker