I, Me, Myself

Hello Dancers, First of all wish you all a very happy International Dance Day....Keep dancing.... Dance Day, the day to promote dancing all over the world…The day full of energy and enthusiam…. The day to dance once again….The reason to put your dancing bells once again….The reason to celebrate….The reason to be happy once again…. International Dance Day is a global celebration of dance. All the dancers gets a chance to showcase their talent on various platforms. All the non-dancers gets a chance to watch beautiful performances and tap their toes on the rhythm. The celebration day for those who see value and importance of this wonderful art form called as Dance . Dance, the unspoken language of heart which is conveyed by gestures and expressions. All the dancers who are in practice or who are getting a chance to perform on any platform will celebrate it to the best of their abilities today, no doubt….But what about those who by any chance are not able to do it t

As all Bharatnatyam dancers know the meaning of ' Alara ' ...meaning to bloom, I too started blooming from the very first day I joined the training. Starting with all the energy, enthusiasm and spirit the learning experience began...  The eager and curiosity about learning new steps was the key driving force to move on. The beauty and love for Bharatnatyam were attracting me more and more towards itself. The anxiety to learn all the basic steps i.e.  Adavus  was high. The stamina sometimes was not enough to cope up but the mind was not ready to stop. The days passed and we were done with our Adavus.....What a great feeling it was...the feeling of achieving something...that time that "something" was much more to me...But as I move forward I realized it was just a drop in the ocean of knowledge...but how sweet it really was! The Adavus, the initial lessons in Bharatnatyam not only teaches us the basic steps but much more than that. It teaches us a basic disc

Hello, Now almost after 16 years when I look back and think how did I start learning Bharatnatyam, it simply creates a smile on my face... What a wonderful memory it was I must say... I and my cousin sister went to explore the Bharatnatyam dance Class which was run by a family friend and it turned out so influential that on the very first day we came out after doing first two steps from the very first lesson Tattadavu...the happiness and joy were received can't be expressed in words...And this classical journey called Dance began that day...