At just 19 years old, Sergei Polunin became the youngest ever Principal for the London Royal Ballet. He was called 'the greatest dancer of his generation' (The Economist) and 'the greatest dancer in the world' (The Guardian). At age 21, in a move that shocked the ballet world, he quit. His rampant partying, bewildering comments to the press and unprofessional behavior earned him a new title - 'the bad boy of ballet'. Now, eight years later, at a chance encounter in Amsterdam, Sergei Polunin accepts the invitation of India's Entertainment and Sports Maverick, Shailendra Singh, to travel around India. Over the course of seven days, they travel to some of the holiest places of the world, along the sacred banks of the Ganges River. Without hesitation, Sergei immerses himself in mystical experiences and takes time out to narrate deep reflections of his life. Sergei's journey in the art world has been well-documented, but never before has he been as candid and genuine about his inner most fe