Her major themes include "Horizons," which reflects the hopeful vastness of the skyline; "Moon," which explores the mysteries of the moon through its phases; and "Reflections," focusing on the mesmerizing glimmers of water. Bhaduri’s art transcends natural landscapes, delving into emotional landscapes as well. She articulates this connection, stating, “For me, a canvas is not just a visual expanse. It often maps the mood that I am in, along with my introspection of life, feelings, and thoughts at that moment.”

Though she began painting as a child, Bhaduri initially pursued a career in sports as a national-level badminton player and studied economics and French before dedicating herself to art. She holds a Master’s degree in art from SNDT Women’s University in Mumbai and has since exhibited in over 40 solo and 100 group shows worldwide, including New York, London, Singapore, Miami, Dubai, and Rotterdam. Her accolades include more than a dozen awards, notably the Amrita Shergill Rashtriya Kala Puraskar from the National Institute of Fine Arts, India, and the Exceptional Woman of Excellence in Art Award from the Women’s Economic Forum in the Netherlands.