P.C. Sorcar (Jr) is the stage name of Prodip Chandra Sorcar. He is the second son of P.C. Sorcar, the Father of Indian Magic. He started assisting his father on stage while still in his teens. When his father suffered a fatal heart attack while touring Japan in 1971, he suddenly found himself on stage as a magician in his own right.
Locking himself up in a trunk that was then thrown into the ocean, making an
entire train with its passengers vanish in broad daylight, the disappearing act
of the Taj Mahal in front of distinguished guests these are just a few examples
of his incredible powers of conjuring and magic. An author of close to twenty
books on magic, Sorcar (Jr) is the creator of around three dozen illusions that
are now regularly performed by magicians across the globe.
