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Christie HS Series transforms Khajuraho Temples with light and sound show

A new light and sound show at the UNESCO World Heritage site of Khajuraho Temples in Madhya Pradesh is captivating audiences with a blend of projection mapping, holograms, dynamic lighting, and 5.1 audio.

 

Created by Tricolor India Schauspiel, this visual spectacle is powered by seven Christie D23WU-HS 1DLP laser projectors to bring the rich history of these thousand-year-old monuments to life. The new 35-minute show, commissioned by the Madhya Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation and voiced by actor Amitabh Bachchan, takes visitors on an immersive journey through time, narrating the temple’s storied past like never before.

 

“The primary objective was to create an engaging evening attraction for visitors”, says Himanshu Sabharwal, chief creative officer, Tricolor India Schauspiel. “During the day, tourists see the remains of these magnificent temples. But at night, we bring their ancient glory to life. The Christie D23WU-HS projectors played a pivotal role in making this vision a reality.”

 

With strict Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) restrictions, the projectors had to be installed outside the complex, at a distance of nearly 100 metres (328 feet). “By strategically stacking and orienting the projectors, we achieved an optimal visual impact while preserving the sanctity of the site”, notes Sabharwal.

 

One of the most striking moments in the show is a torch effect sequence depicting British surveyor T.S. Burt’s rediscovery of the temples in 1838. By seamlessly blending projection mapping and laser lighting, the effect creates a powerful visual narrative.

 

The show debuted in January 2025. Beyond entertainment, the project underscores the growing role of projection mapping in monument conservation and tourism. “Affordability and high brightness will unlock even more possibilities beyond infotainment”, concludes Sabharwal.

 

(Photos: Tricolor India Schauspiel)

 

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