Soundarya Natya Kalalya

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The students of this institute get their certificates every year after being successful in their exams.Some of the students have also travelled abroad with their guru for performances

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Bharatanatyam has many dimensions. They include body movements, facial expressions, hand gestures, footwork, costumes, music, repertoire, and themes of performances. Because Bharatanatyam is so well developed, all of these aspects of the art have been codified, and are documented in ancient scriptures as well as recent books. Our description of Bharatanatyam is intended for a spectator, and one who is relatively unfamiliar with the dance, as opposed to a dance student, professional, or scholar.

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I conducted many dance programmes, and even I am running dance classes at New Panvel and Airoli, I have also thought many dances, classical and semi classical on old songs, to small children s and even elders. So I try to get more chance

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We provide classes for Bharatnatyam, Classical

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Nalanda Bharatnatyam Nritya Niketan, NBNN as it is fondly known, has been imparting systematic and scientific training in Classical dance style 'Bharatnatyam' for the last 32 years in and around Thane. It has obtained recognition at various levels: Listed in the Maharashtra Kala Sanchanalya. Guru Mrs. K. Shobhana has participated in various programmes, especially in rural Maharashtra. It has acknowledgment from Gandharava Mahavidyalaya where Guru K. Shobhana is on its examination panel. Maharashtra Kala Niketan also acknowledges the contribution of NBNN to the field of art and dance by presenting 'Maharashtra Vaibhav' award to Guru K. Shobhana at the 10th Film Festival. NBNN has also represented Maharashtra for Bharatnatyam at the 8th International Children festival organized by Ryan International in collaboration with National Bal Bhavan held at Delhi in Nov 2007. It bagged the Appreciation Award. A recent collaboration with International Amateur Theatre Association (IATA) - a worldwide organization dedicated towards the propagation of dance, music and theatre. NBNN is all set to represent India at a global stage with this partnership.

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Gayatri Subramanian, Founder-Director of Takshashila Dance Academy, is a Bharatanatyam dancer and teacher, in Vashi, Navi Mumbai. After securing Gold Medal in BFA, she completed her MFA in Bharatanatyam in second position, with first division marks in 2010-2011, from Shri Sarfojiraje Bhosale Centre’s Bharata College of Fine Arts & Culture, Mumbai. Passionate dancer, creative choreographer and loving taskmaster, she is a constant source of inspiration to her students and also their friend, philosopher and guide.

About us

Bharatanatyam has many dimensions. They include body movements, facial expressions, hand gestures, footwork, costumes, music, repertoire, and themes of performances. Because Bharatanatyam is so well developed, all of these aspects of the art have been codified, and are documented in ancient scriptures as well as recent books. Our description of Bharatanatyam is intended for a spectator, and one who is relatively unfamiliar with the dance, as opposed to a dance student, professional, or scholar.

About us

Bharatanatyam has many dimensions. They include body movements, facial expressions, hand gestures, footwork, costumes, music, repertoire, and themes of performances. Because Bharatanatyam is so well developed, all of these aspects of the art have been codified, and are documented in ancient scriptures as well as recent books. Our description of Bharatanatyam is intended for a spectator, and one who is relatively unfamiliar with the dance, as opposed to a dance student, professional, or scholar.

About us

Bharatanatyam has many dimensions. They include body movements, facial expressions, hand gestures, footwork, costumes, music, repertoire, and themes of performances. Because Bharatanatyam is so well developed, all of these aspects of the art have been codified, and are documented in ancient scriptures as well as recent books. Our description of Bharatanatyam is intended for a spectator, and one who is relatively unfamiliar with the dance, as opposed to a dance student, professional, or scholar.