Ishamudin Khan

I have known Ishamudin Khan for many years, ever since his childhood in fact. I have watched that enormously talented child of Shadipur mature into a masterful magician, a wonderful performer, and marvelous entertainer.
He has refined traditional Indian street magic into a splendid spectacle, turning a vanishing folk art into a vital fine art without sacrificing any of the ancient mystique and appeal of the itinerant jadugar.

- LEE SIEGEL
Professor of Religion, University of Hawaii and author of Net of Magic: Wonders and Deceptions in India

STREET CRED

ISPAT

The Indian Street Performers Association Trust is an organisation founded by Ishamudin that works for the betterment of tribal performance artists in India. ISPAT is based out of Delhi.

The Great Indian Rope Trick

In 1995, Ishamudin enamoured the world by performing the Great Indian Rope Trick, an illusion that was largely considered a myth. Today, he is ranked amongst the top 20 magicians.

PRESS

Ishamudin has toured Japan, Europe and Britain and has been widely covered in international and domestic media. He has also been featured in many documentaries.