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P.C.Sorcar
has truly come to represent magic on a magnum scale. He has the largest
assemblage of illusions in any one place in his 190,000 square feet
headquarters building in Calcutta. He moves all over the world with
a fleet of assistants and a shipload of equipment. A show uses 48 tons
of equipment, 75 artistes, dozens of props and settings, twelve jadu
girls, psychedelic laser lighting system , original music by an orchestra,
about 500 brocade dresses, and four dozen illusions.
But in
the midst of this size and grandeur, Sorcar Junior has not forgotten
the art of small magic or conjuring which is done with the hands and
best seen close up. He endeavors to incorporate such conjuring items
whenever possible in his vast repertoire. The most popular ones among
these have been the tricks with cards, tricks with thimbles, various
ways with a rope, several fascinating happenings with coins, and tricks
using match sticks.
'Small
Hands Big Cards' P.C. Sorcar Jr's attempt to take conjuring to a bigger,
more watchable level.
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