LEVA is an Italy-based creative engineering company celebrated for its mastery in designing and building bespoke kinetic installations and interactive exhibits. Known for transforming mechanical precision into expressive movement, LEVA has delivered groundbreaking projects across the globe, blending art and technology in ways that captivate audiences.

For Maha Beats, LEVA engineered the advanced robotics and motion systems that animate the installation’s five-meter fabric arms, translating choreographic intent into fluid, synchronized gestures. Their work ensures that every movement mirrors the rhythm and energy of Maharashtra’s dance heritage, creating a spectacle that feels organic despite its technological core. LEVA’s signature lies in its ability to make engineering invisible—so what travelers experience is pure emotion, motion, and magic.

Ajay–Atul are India’s most celebrated composer duo, renowned for their ability to blend traditional folk roots with grand orchestral arrangements. Their work has redefined Marathi music on a global stage, earning them multiple national awards and acclaim for blockbuster soundtracks.

For Maha Beats, they craft an original soundscape rooted in Maharashtra’s rhythmic heritage—lavani, powada, dhol-tasha—layered with contemporary beats and cinematic depth. Their compositions are designed to sync seamlessly with kinetic choreography, creating an immersive experience that feels festive yet refined. Ajay–Atul’s signature lies in their ability to make cultural authenticity resonate with modern audiences, ensuring every beat carries the pulse of Maharashtra.

Vitthal Patil is a National Award–winning choreographer celebrated for his mastery of Indian folk and contemporary dance forms. His work bridges the vibrancy of traditional gestures with the precision of modern staging, making him a natural choice for this installation.

For Maha Beats, Vitthal translates the essence of Maharashtrian dance moves—lavani’s grace, powada’s vigor, and festive folk rhythms—into kinetic motion for the fabric. His choreography balances spectacle with clarity, ensuring movements remain expressive and authentic even when performed by mechanical arms.