His 2017 laser animation, Beautiful Mess, won an Award of Merit at the Accolade Global Film Competition. His third win was for the innovative application of lasers in his production Light Art in Shower Ocean, which won first place at the 2015 ILDA contest. His second win was in 2008, for the laser photography of his laser-art Reflection, which won First Place for laser photography at the 2007 ILDA award contest. He first won in 2006 for his Enlightenment of Buddha, which mixed live-performance with life-size laser animation and three-dimensional visual effects on stage and won the First Place at the 2005 International Laser Display Association award contest. Sorcar is a three-time winner of the ILDA Artistic Award from the International Laser Display Association and is also the first Indian American to ever win this award. Our Republic's Birth (2010) (laser documentary).Calcutta Forever: A Laser Fantasy (laser documentary).Deepa & Rupa: A Fairy Tale from India (1990).It was fascinating." about the show which took place on Januat Belur Math campus, attended by 15,000 people.
The Ramakrishna Math and Ramakrishna Mission, Belur Math, Howrah, India said "It was as if he was painting the events of Swamiji's life with a paintbrush before our eyes. In 2012, he produced Swamiji, an hour-long laser documentary on Swami Vivekananda, which was praised by the critics, Ramakrishna Missions and Vedanta Societies around the world for its accurate depiction of Swami Vivekananda's life. Hosted by the Indian Consulate General of San Francisco for India's 61st Republic Day celebration on January 26, 2010, his laser documentary Our Republic's Birth, which captured India's history starting from 3300 BCE to its independence from the British and proclamation as a Republic Dominion was shown at the historic Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco, California. In 2000, he received the Excellence in Art Plaque from the National Federation of Indian American Associations in New Jersey, for his laser shows Dancing with My Soul and India Forever.
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His Calcutta Forever: A Laser Fantasy was recorded as the first laser-documentary screened inside a movie theater. Starting in 1999, he began to create new forms of animation using lasers as a medium. Other animated films he created include The Woodcutter’s Daughter, which was a finalist at the International Film Festival of New York Sniff ( Gandha Bichar), which received the Golden Eagle from CINE and The Rule of Twenty-One, which won the Bronze Plaque at the Columbus International Film Festival. Sorcar first shot to fame in the nineties when his Deepa & Rupa: A Fairy Tale from India, India's first animation mixed with live action, received the Gold Plaque at the Chicago International Film Festival in 1990 and was nominated for an Emmy Award in 1991, and The Sage and the Mouse won the Gold Medal at the International Film Festival of New York in 1993. During this time, Sorcar authored three widely-used books on lighting design, used as textbooks in US and Indian universities. Over the course of 40 years under Sorcar's leadership, the company flourished, and completed numerous multimillion-dollar projects, including the Denver International Airport, the Colorado Convention Center, and several sport centers in Japan and Saudi Arabian palaces. After two years, he became a partner, and the firm changed its name to Butterweck-Sorcar Engineering, which later became Sorcar Engineering. Butterweck and Company, an electrical consulting engineering firm in Denver, Colorado.
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Sorcar started his professional career as an engineer at Howard W. He earned his master's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Washington. Īfter receiving his bachelor's degree in electrical engineering (first class) from the Indian Institute of Technology, BHU, he wanted to see more of the world and came to the United States to pursue higher education in lighting technology and to practice art. He chose not to pursue magic as a career as he was more interested in lighting and art, in which he also saw forms of magic. In his youth, Sorcar was a stage assistant for his father's world-touring magic shows, where he also painted backdrops and designed the stage lighting. He is married to Shikha Devi and has two daughters, Piya and Payal. He has two older sisters, Ila and Gita, and two younger brothers Prodip and Provas, both of whom are magicians. He is the eldest son of legendary Indian magician, the late P.C.
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