Transform with Dance, A Career In Indian Classical Dance- Bharathanatyam| Career Documentary

Bharathanatyam is a form of Indian classical dance that originated in the temples of Tamil Nadu. It was described in the treatise Natya Shastra by Bharata around the beginning of the common era. Bharata Natyam is known for its grace, elegance, purity, tenderness, expression and sculpturesque poses. Lord Shiva in his Nataraja form is considered the God of this dance. Today, it is one of the most popular and widely performed dance styles and is practised by male and female dancers all over the world, although it is more commonly danced by women
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[@orjitab4862]

i totally agree! classical and traditional forms of dance is not easy at all! and it does irk me when people in society say such things like "oh you just get up and dance, you dont need a guru for dance!" they'll not understand ever. thank you for such a beautiful video! truly inspiring

[@Samratkumar]

Inspiring

[@moonenso3389]

inspiring! actually, more than that ... downright motivating

[@kavyadas3419]

Taniya di tumi thik bole6o. People here always look down dancers as its an unworthy subject but they forget that foreign artists come India for higher education in their field just like we Indian go outside in the field of science and other "Merit based subject". So it's our efforts and success that we have made the infrastructure in art field so strong. Still we are underestimated..

[@angelhopeshaktiathena1429]

This girl has a lot of courage, I blessed her efforts

[@nareshpullakandam7543]

Learning classical dance has became so expensive per class they are charging $ 3 an hour in Hyderabad..

[@SarojMohantyOfficial]

excellent.

[@jyotsnashourie7534]

Tanya a lovely talk. Well spoken and frank . Wish you all the best in your career.

[@gautammarathe4320]

Its so good... Everyone should watch this video... It takes so much to become one perfect artist. Its sooooooo true. Respect :)

[@megatronus9309]

I wonder why people should look at it the way you want them to see. People look at stuff which is easily understandable. It takes lot of effort to understand the meaning of Bharatanatyam where as Bollywood songs/dance are easy to grasp for everyone. The same applies to vedas. No one understands them. Its not their mistake.
After some experience I came to a conclusion that it is futile to talk to people who are into materialistic world. Let them dive into material stuff, they will recognize it one day when they reach extremes of materialism. Infact they are all part of Gods consciousness.

[@vaishnavipatil1277]

Beautiful and so explained with true feelings and true words coming right from ur purity in dedication towards Bharatanatyam. I m also a discipline of the same form could connect so seemlessly to ur thinking

[@cheelachak]

Isn't true for any profession involving dedication and commitment? A holistic approach takes a professional to dizzying heights assimilating streams of knowledge from all quarters!

[@rishavledzepplin]

Great educational piece on bharattanatyam. Guess it helps when a pretty girl explains things!

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