Organized by Shri Ram Centre for Performing Arts and the Indian National Theatre Trust in collaboration with Uma Sharma School of Dance and Music and HCL Concerts, the three-day festival celebrates India’s rich cultural heritage and the revered Guru–Shishya tradition.
“I felt its power very early,” Vijayalakshmi, world-renowned Indian classical dancer, said as she recalled her first encounters with the dance at the tender age of 11.
Presented under the revered mentorship of Guru Ranjana Gauhar, the Tuesday evening unfolded as a luminous confluence of rhythm, storytelling, and timeless artistry.
Dr. Mansingh has previously tackled themes like women's rights, environmental protection, and cultural heritage. 'Bhava-Ganga' is another jewel in her artistic crown.
Asked about her upcoming performance, she said that the solo Bharatanatyam recital will answer a question she herself has asked herself: As an urban, urbane, educated dancer and artist, what is my Bhakti story?
In an interview, Uma Sharma speaks about her innovative contributions to the classical dance form and projects that are yet to be accomplished
Sonali Loomba started the very first Kathak School in Utah, Salt Lake City, in 2016. She calls it ‘Kaladharaa Dance School’
Dance is one of the purest forms of self-expression, creativity and ingenuity.
Legendary performers and their masterful creations were the order of the day at a few dance celebrations.
Guru Gopinath died in October 1987 while enacting the role of Dasaratha in the famous scene of bidding farewell to…
