Who are the most successful dance choreographers in Tamil cinema?
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24I am 18+ now.Though I have never learned dancing I am very much interested amd passionate about learning Bharatnatyam or Kathak but I lack confidence as people of my age are already very good dancers.Moreover,now I have pressure of my studies. So how can I start learning any one of the classical dance forms as soon as possible?
I am a Bharatanatyam student. I find it difficult to sit in mulumandi and stand up quickly
how can I improve it?.
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