Vilasini began her Bharatanatyam training under the guidance of Shri K. Mohanan, Professor at Kalakshetra, Chennai, India. Alongside her classical training, she studied traditional Indian folk dances with the same Guru, gaining a strong foundation in both forms. Her years of disciplined practice through middle school, high school, and undergraduate studies culminated in her Arangetram at the age of 21, marking a significant milestone that celebrated her technical proficiency and expressive artistry. In addition to dance, Vilasini is also trained in Carnatic music. After relocating to the United States, Vilasini continued her Bharatanatyam education for three more years under Smt. Joyce Paul, founder of Arpan Arts in Redmond. 

She has performed extensively in both solo and group productions, including the Mahabalipuram Dance Festival, Northwest Folklife, Seattle NatyaKala Festival, temple events, and chamber recitals. She has also choreographed Indian folk–inspired dances for various community events, as well as multiple Bharatanatyam pieces for her students.

Dance has been a constant and defining presence in Vilasini’s life. She began teaching informally to family and friends, and through teaching discovered a deeper appreciation for the richness and depth of Bharatanatyam. Her approach to instruction is grounded in reverence for tradition, a genuine passion for the art form, and a commitment to inspiring the next generation of dancers. By mentoring young students, she continues to expand her own understanding while fostering artistic growth within the community. Alongside her artistic pursuits, Vilasini is a Senior Software Engineer, skillfully balancing her professional career with her dedication to dance and teaching.