Panchamahabhootha - The Five Elements of Nature | Jnana Aithal | TEDxIISERPune

Jnana Aithal brings to you a performance on 5 basic elements (water, air, earth, fire, sky), the importance of them and how we humans take them for granted. There are so many issues regarding the elements, but we live in an illusion, away from the actual reality that these 5 elements, that we are made up of, are exploited. We hardly give any importance to preserving all the 5 elements. Mostly, we know the problem but we do nothing about it. So we must change our perspective and start to see clearly through the frosted glass.
Jnana Aithal is currently a student of NMAM Institute of Technology in Karnataka. Besides academic excellence, she has bagged many achievements like the Natya Mandhana Award, Vishwa Kala Ratna Award and State Kalashree Award. Jnana had won first place in the State level Bala Pratibha Bharatanatyam competition. This national-level dance competition winner is trained in multiple dance forms like Bharatnatyam, Kathak, Odissi, and even Western Dance. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@taishankm]

❤❤❤ The five elements of earth is symbolic for conservation and environmental consciousness.

[@geetabhat5859]

Representing panchatatva is very nice..beautiful....all d best. Jnana👌👏💐

[@DeveshiMishra-w6z]

........mmm I have no words to the dance ❤❤❤❤😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌😌⭐⭐

[@sunithasuresh3543]

Impressed by your performance

[@rakeshdilse]

Great Presentation 👍🔥😍 Jnana
Best Wishes ✌️

[@kribbsnaidu4664]

Beautiful movements and most important message

[@narminia3852]

Awesome mam... Speechless performance... Choreo amazing...

[@waterislife-rajendrakalbav2004]

ಎಂದಿನಂತೆ ಸುಂದರವಾಗಿ ಮೂಡಿ ಬಂದಿದೆ

[@ramkithirugnanam4257]

Madam this is sooo soooo good
Thank you so much for this

[@shravyakalbavi]

Just like a Goddess😍

[@kaminibishnoi1097]

Amazing and lovely performance ❤

[@radhenarain9031]

I loved it it's just that there are 6 elements for a fact there are soooooo many we can't even count

[@mailannguyen2825]

Wonderful and inspirable chorégraphy. Thank you si much 🙏🕉️

[@rushikeshkale3547]

Amazing 💙

[@sharmilaamin8396]

Beautifully presented ❤️

[@gundmiveena4416]

Beautiful👏👏👏

[@Gaya-r1g]

Earth, water, fire, air & space.

[@jayashreebasri435]

Beautifully depicted ..

[@shobhaashok9825]

Graceful moves ❤❤

[@poornachandraprakash3662]

Amazing
All the best

[@yogishamin6639]

Super Jnana 👌👌

[@RJPrasanna]

Beautifully done 👌

[@ramachandrarao7219]

Sooopr.... All da best

[@nirmalakamathslife9897]

Beautiful ❤️

[@syedibrahimsyedibrahim5477]

Wow Super...👍

[@suprithamanipal9079]

Beautiful 😍😍

[@chandanamaitra5692]

Lovely

[@ancreations3843]

where do you found the water song

[@kannangnk6436]

Presenting a concept of the inexplicable subtle elements
have been elegantly and effectively portrayed in dancing, singing, music, instruments camera and choreography and so on.
Kudos & thanks to entire team.
Is the order of panchanahabhootha
to be vice versa 5,4,3,2,1 ? Or
adopted for presentation sake.

[@umarao813]

👌

[@sudeshjain540]

ಸೂಪರ್

[@abhisheknaik6891]

Nice dance

[@Balu__595]

It is good but you are showing only face and body moments sometimes we can't how the legs was kept that much but it Awesome 🎉

[@Raj-nk2fq]

May I get the audio of this video

[@DharmendraKumar-rc8ci]

1:55

[@joshuajuaire8757]

😁

[@hirankalita982]

🤍

[@sandhiyasharma980]

Hindi

[@truthtriumphs5289]

Pagan....i worship the creator not the creation