What is Namaskaram in Bharatanatyam?

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In Bharatanatyam, "namaskaram" (also spelled "namaskar") is a respectful salutation or prayer performed by a dancer before and after a performance or practice session, expressing reverence to God (Nataraja), Guru, and the audience
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It is the salutation presented by the dancers before and after the dance or any practice session...
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It is the salutation presented by the dancers before and after the dance or any practice session...
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In essence, “Namaskaram is the sequence of Samarpan” (Samarpan -dedication and devotion). This practice varies subtly according to the style of Bharatanatyam being performed, but its core remains constant.
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In Bharatanatyam, Namaskaram (also known as Thattu Kazhi Namaskaram or Pushpanjali Namaskaram) is a salutation or respectful gesture performed at the beginning and end of a dance session.
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