Why is Bharatanatyam more popular than other indian classical dances?

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It is believed that Lord Brahma came to Bharata, the far-famed sage who then imbibed and documented this sacred dance in a very Indo-Aryan text referred to as the Natya Shastra, so the revelation of Bharatnatyam. The Natya Shastra is one among the few elemental documentations of Indian drama and aest...
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It is believed that Lord Brahma came to Bharata, the far-famed sage who then imbibed and documented this sacred dance in a very Indo-Aryan text referred to as the Natya Shastra, so the revelation of Bharatnatyam. The Natya Shastra is one among the few elemental documentations of Indian drama and aesthetics. read less
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