Shruthi Kezhakepuram Purushotham is a distinguished traditional dancer renowned for her mastery and innovative approach to Mohiniyattam. Her work reflects a deep understanding of Indian traditional dance as a movement form enriched by its historical and regional roots. Shruthi's artistry uniquely blends contemporary themes and self-expression, making her performances timeless and relevant.

Shruthi's journey in dance began with Bharatanatyam under the tutelage of Guru Ashok Kumar. She later embarked on her Mohiniyattam journey with Guru Sreedevi Unni, where she explored the depths of this art form as a principal artist in their renowned productions. A significant turning point in her career came when she became a disciple of Guru Nirmala Paniker, with whom she continues to study and refine her craft.

She holds a 'Contemporary and Mixed Media' diploma from the internationally acclaimed Attakalari Centre for Movement Arts, a postgraduate degree in dance from Bharathi Dasan University, and an English degree from Bengaluru University. As a graded artist of Doordarshan and a recipient of the Junior Fellowship for outstanding artists in Mohiniyattam by the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, in 2019, Shruthi's credentials are a testament to her dedication and skill.