Nani Churi, Manipuri dance by Bimbavati Devi | Story from the life of young Krishna Stealing butter

This charming dance sequence is based on a popular story from the life of young Krishna. Stealing butter was little Krishna’s favourite childhood prank. Assuring himself that his mother, Yashoda, is away, Krishna breaks open the pots of butter and gathers his friends to share his booty. Entering the house to steal more, he finds one big pot of butter hanging from the ceiling. Unreachable it may seem, delightful Krishna gets to the pot by arranging one stool over another till he breaks the pot and eats the butter. The captivating dance ends with an anxious Krishna running away when he hears his mother’s footsteps.
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[@tejaswinipolepeddi337]

awww this is so beautiful!! so sad this dance form doesn't get as much representation as lets say bharatanatyam or kathak

[@storykniitterr6246]

Loved love love! I so want to learn Manipuro classical now ❤

[@NatyaSutraOnline]

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[@oikantiksomaddar6984]

Please accept my dandabath pranam on your lotus feet 🙏🙏🙏🌺🙏🙏🙏

[@NatyaSutraOnline]

Thank you

[@ranabiswajit1361]

Beautiful.. Yamna Fazai

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[@paulamisinha9098]

Adum khara khara Raina takpirakpiu 🙏

[@karamsettyvydhik6488]

Super performance

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I'm fam of you 🙏🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍

[@hunterpanther5141]

Nice nritya

[@rahulraj5492]

👍👍

[@samarjitsinha2693]

Nice

[@pikachue602]

Pls fire the 📷 man, the foot steps are the most important thing in any Indian classical dance ,if he/she cuts them out then what's left to see😅

[@pritha_kitchen]

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