Bandana’s enchanting artworks unveil the hidden depths of feminine compassion and unwavering strength. Born and raised in Bihar, Bandana Kumari's journey into the world of art began at a young age. She received her schooling in the state, where she was exposed to the rich cultural heritage and artistic traditions of the region. Her deep-rooted fascination with popular folk art in Bihar, particularly the exquisite style of Madhubani paintings, became a cornerstone of her work.

Bandana's art predominantly features female characters adorned with intricate motifs that reflect her connection with nature. Through her paintings, she communicates the idea of a powerful woman, often described by her father as "Meri Sherni Beti" (My Lioness Daughter). Her art tells stories of strength, resilience, and the harmonious coexistence of humans and the natural world.
Interestingly, Frida Kahlo, is one such artist whose life, experiences and struggles are something that truly inspire Bandana.

Bandana Kumari's work not only pays homage to her cultural roots but also showcases her unique vision and creativity, earning her the acclaim and recognition she rightfully deserves in the art world. She is the recipient of the prestigious Prafulla Dahanukar Art Foundation Award, a testament to her artistic prowess.