Bollywood beauties who excel in classical dance forms
Discover Bollywood actresses who have mastered classical dance forms, blending acting talent with cultural artistry.
Discover Bollywood actresses who have mastered classical dance forms, blending acting talent with cultural artistry.
It was the Bengali New Year, and Naatmandir was celebrating the culmination of spring and summer through their homage to nature and universal creativity at the Rathindra Mancha Auditorium in Jorasanko Thakurbari.
Durga is happy and content to carry forward the legacy of pure kathak among her students. Durga believes this success of her long creative journey has been possible only because of the tapasya and sacrifices made by her not-so-well-off parents.
Apart from being a Padham Vibhushan recipient, Maharaj Ji also won the National Award for choreographing ‘Unnai Kaanadhu Naan’ in the Kamal Haasan multi-lingual megahit ‘Vishwaroopam’ and the Filmfare Awards for the Bajirao Mastani number ‘Mohe Rang Do Laal’.
Maharaj ji, as he was popularly known, was said to be playing with his grandsons when his health unexpectedly deteriorated, requiring him to be rushed to the hospital, where he died of a heart attack.
Samyutha, a Kathak recital in Bangalore, was a treat to the eye as a versatile dancing duo gave their debut performance.
Classical dance teaches me every single day. It has taught me patience, commitment, discipline.
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’
In New Delhi to perform at the Delhi International Arts Festival 2018, Anindita Anaam speaks at length about Kathak, the work she is doing to spread the art, the challenges she faces and many more aspects of the classical dance form
