Sunil Kant of Mumbai had enticed the audience with his tuneful flute. “Sharadotsav” organized by Shruti Mandal was blossomed with Sunil’s tuneful flute recital.
Translated from Dainik Bhaskar: -Jaipur1998
This evening, Mumbai’s Sunil Kant Gupta elicited spontaneous & overwhelming appreciation from the audience by his magical flute rendition.
Translated from: Nav- Bharat: -Bhopal-1997
The jugalbandi between Sunil Kant Gupta & Iris flautist Brian Finnegan provided four beautiful pieces. It was a unique presentation.
Translated from: Nav-Bharat Times-Mumbai-1999
Young flautist Sunil Kant Gupta entranced the musical connoisseurs of the Pink City with his unique concert.
Translated from: - Rajsthan Patrika – Jaipur 1998
. .the enchanting notes of the Bansuri, which have been known to mesmerize cows & Brijwasi’s, today perforce, tied down listeners present in the auditorium………..
Translated from: Kuber Times, Lucknow
Young artiste Sunil Kant Gupta’s flute recital marked him out as an artiste of the future. In today’s recital he carved a special niche for himself as who shall be worthy top artists of the country.
Translated from: Swarantra Bharat, Lucknow-99
Sunil Kant Gupta is a talented flautist. He presented Raga Puriya Kalyan & in the time allotted, managed to create an excellent impression.
Translated from: Loksatta-Mumbai-89
Sunil, a student of veteran flautist Raghunath Seth & Sangeetacharya Pandit S.C.R.Bhat, today presented a rarely heard Raga “Gauri”. Judiciously using separate flutes for spanning the three octaves, Sunil presented this Raag in the Gayaki Ang.
Translated from: Hindustan Lucknow-99
…………Flautist Sunil Kant Gupta, with extraordinary dedication has carried out notable changes on the traditional Bansuri, normally the Bansuri can be successfully exploited only up to Mandra Pancham i.e.; Pancham of the lower Octave, Sunil, with his changes can now go as low as Mandra Shadja or even up to Ati-Mandra Nikhat in some cases, with great ease. He presented Raag Nat Bhairav in the Dhrupad style. His effortless rendition only highlights the extraordinary command with which he wields the Bansuri to leaves a special impression with his soft & tuneful recital.
Translated from: Jansatta- Mumbai 95
On the second day, young Sunil Kant Gupta presented Raag Gouri in the Poorvi Thaat. This Raag has never before been presented on any Musical Instrument. He was well appreciated by the audience. He exhibited a range of flutes- his own creations & also showed his excellent command over them. The listeners were left open-mouthed admiration at his virtuosity.
Translated from: Dainik Bhaskar –Indore-99