About

Overview

Founded in 2013, RACIPA has been at the heart of cultural celebrations in India, organizing events that foster connection, celebrate diversity, and showcase extraordinary talent. With over a decade of experience and partnerships with leading brands, RACIPA has established itself as a trusted name in event management. We’re passionate about bringing people together to create memories, celebrate traditions, and support young artists.

Founder’s Message

"As a trained classical dancer and passionate advocate of cultural heritage, RACIPA represents my lifelong commitment to the arts. Since its founding, RACIPA has grown into more than just an event management company—it’s a community dedicated to preserving our cultural roots while embracing new expressions of talent. I’m proud to witness how our events bring people together, bridging communities and celebrating unity in diversity."

— Sonal Gupta (RACIPA)

Milestones

2013

Launch of RACIPA with the first Dandiya Nights, an event that has grown to become a beloved tradition.

2015

Introduction of Bravura, a talent hunt show promoting emerging talent across performing arts.

2023

10th anniversary celebration of Dandiya Nights, solidifying RACIPA’s place in community celebrations.

Sonal Gupta

Founder of RACIPA

A seasoned and highly passionate event manager along with being a trained Bharatnatyam dancer, Sonal Gupta is a woman of today for whom even sky is not the limit.

As a passionate advocate of cultural heritage, RACIPA embodies Sonal's lifelong commitment to the arts. Since its founding, RACIPA has grown into more than just an event management company—it’s a community dedicated to preserving our cultural roots while embracing new expressions of talent.

Beyond her professional commitments, Sonal is an inspiring figure for many. She has the complete formal Bharatnatyam education under her belt. Completing the course after two small children, she has set a benchmark for women who have longed to dance yet hesitated due to societal or family expectations.

Through RACIPA, Sonal not only celebrates traditional and contemporary dance but also empowers women, especially those who may feel they’ve missed the window for formal dance education.

Her journey with RACIPA has also seen her spearheading collaborative projects with NGOs, focusing on aiding underprivileged communities.

Educationally, Sonal holds a degree from Delhi University and has furthered her skills with a course in Travel & Tourism. With six years in the hotel industry, she’s worked with prestigious brands like Hyatt, The Lalit, and Country Inn, bringing a wealth of experience and finesse to her work at RACIPA.