I had been in Lahore in 1991attending a SARC event on Architecture and was amazed by a performance based on a Hindu mythology hosted by the students of NCA,Lahore......My deepest respect from Bangladesh towards all the torch bearares of finest form of our classical culture.
your piouness it is very kind of you to narrate the episode and very candidly to support and spread the golden culture of Kathak .my respectful 🙏 for the clarion message. Thanks 🙏
Honourable s it is a great 👍 task performed by your pious ness to break opening and encourgment to promote Kathak a cultural art 🖼 it is a great dispensation for generations to come with best of regardshonured mutharma ji thanks 🙏 thanks 🙏
What a strong soul, what a wise and beautiful soul. So strong n so brave... :) I wish to have a guru too some1 like her.. Always dreamt of dancing Kathak..
I feel sorry for the artists accross the border. I mean here in India(the part I am from) if you are learning Kathak/Bharatnatyam etc. This makes a girl much more respected. Like they are keeping the culture alive.
@@lovereachable But Pakistanis don't consider themselves as part of the Indian sub continent. Earlier they used to identify as Arabs, now they have become Turks😂😂😂
@Arunitaaa31 It has a Hindu origin. Culturally however, its scope is wider than Hindu culture. Kathak went to Mughal courts. That's how we also have non-devotional numbers such as taranas and compositions with salaami. Traditional taranas are a big part of Kathak as we know Kathak today. I think taranas were not performed in temples in pre-mughal India. With Mughals came khayaal singing and with khayaal came things such as taranas into Kathak. Best of whatever I understand. Also, not all thumris are devotional or about Krishna. They have shringaar ras and/but aren't about deities.
@@lovereachable 😂😂😂 You guys have some inferiority complex or what. It was literally created to worship Lord Krishna. It's a Hindu Dance form and not a "subcontinent" dance form. Stop stealing, create something of your own
Reminded me of a must attendance to the annual music conferences at the openair theater at the Bagh e Jinnah Lahore. Thats where i witnessed Gopi Krishan dance and Begum Akhtar sing. That was early 60s, arranged by the (I think) owner of Hayat Auction Mart. Wish I had discussed all this when Bina visited Qadir Nagar some years back.
An example of ever green courage and devotion to the art of singing and Kathak form of dancing only heavenly encourgement comes to the rescue of pious culture Respects to the piously and inspiring thanks 🙏 and thanks
A superb succinct documentary with a lot of soul and heart. It is vital for us to reclaim our cultural heritage and ensure its propagation for posterity. Kudos for being a part of that movement.
Are you guys not educated between the difference of culture and religion? Katha is a "HINDU" dance form. It has nothing to do with culture. Stop stealing
اس نیک روح والی بی بی نے ویکھ کے خوشی ہویی پر دل رویا وی اے۔ اساڈے ملک نال ظالماں نے کیہہ کر چھڈیا اے۔ اسیں انج دے آرٹسٹاں بناں کھنڈر بن گئے ہاں۔ Hajera ji kudos for making this uniquely beautiful video. ❤😢
Min. 9:38 "...But when I used to dance, I would just dance for...I don't know, some higher power ". Well, I think this wonderful lady - Bina Jawwad - wants to say that she was dancing for the sake of art. That ( very well said ), "higher power" is ART. Because... "Art evokes the mystery whithout which the world would not exist". "Art is a lever on human nature that enhances sociability. If humans are social beings it is in part, beacuse art is conducive to this". "Art expresses the beauty and the harmony of the Universe and we are part of it." And so on... Thank you!
it's sad how our own leaders have made a mockery of our ideology. Dance is a religion in itself - it teaches love and oneness through story telling, just like Islam.
Stop this hindu muslim hate bro , be happy that people from other religions are also loving this dance form and accepting that as theirs whic is great enough, and accepting this fact won't make u or your religion any less , this just tells u r insecure -coming from a Hindu !!
Please stop this nonsense sir.. religion is a personal matter but culture belongs to everyone... Indian classical music and dance belongs to all it's lovers throughout the subcontinent
A Pakistani researcher said Indians danced for god's and they did not turn their back to god's. If it was Krishna dance it should not have turning and circles. According to that researcher Mr Faqir Hussain Saga. Kathak originated in courts if Mughals. It was for kings.
@@amiarooba pakistan researcher are you serious. As per pakistan history books Mohammad bin qasim was the first pakistani. So don't quot any pakistani researcher here
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Bina Jee, salute to your courage and keeping the art alive. Love you for it. Live well & keep smiling..
I had been in Lahore in 1991attending a SARC event on Architecture and was amazed by a performance based on a Hindu mythology hosted by the students of NCA,Lahore......My deepest respect from Bangladesh towards all the torch bearares of finest form of our classical culture.
your piouness it is very kind of you to narrate the episode and very candidly to support and spread the golden culture of Kathak .my respectful 🙏 for the clarion message. Thanks 🙏
Soothing, soulful and sophisticatedly orchestrated.
Respect for the creator.
This made me wanna go back to learning dance especially the classical kind we have in the subcontinent.
Beautiful
Thank you so much! Let’s learn together 💜
It is Bharatiya nitrya. Its root is from sanatana dharma
Thanks Hajera to let us know Bina Jawwad. ♥
Absolutely brilliant work Hajera! So proud of you!
Beautiful ... from India
Bina Jawwad is a lighthouse in the deep darkness. Salute!!
Very informative
Honourable s it is a great 👍 task performed by your pious ness to break opening and encourgment to promote Kathak a cultural art 🖼 it is a great dispensation for generations to come with best of regardshonured mutharma ji thanks 🙏 thanks 🙏
What a strong soul, what a wise and beautiful soul. So strong n so brave... :) I wish to have a guru too some1 like her.. Always dreamt of dancing Kathak..
Beautiful dance !
I feel sorry for the artists accross the border. I mean here in India(the part I am from) if you are learning Kathak/Bharatnatyam etc. This makes a girl much more respected. Like they are keeping the culture alive.
A wonderful effort to revive our cultural heritage. 👍
How is kathak it culture it's indian culture
@@SavitaPatrikeIt's the culture of our subcontinent : )
@@lovereachable But Pakistanis don't consider themselves as part of the Indian sub continent. Earlier they used to identify as Arabs, now they have become Turks😂😂😂
@Arunitaaa31 It has a Hindu origin. Culturally however, its scope is wider than Hindu culture. Kathak went to Mughal courts. That's how we also have non-devotional numbers such as taranas and compositions with salaami. Traditional taranas are a big part of Kathak as we know Kathak today. I think taranas were not performed in temples in pre-mughal India. With Mughals came khayaal singing and with khayaal came things such as taranas into Kathak. Best of whatever I understand. Also, not all thumris are devotional or about Krishna. They have shringaar ras and/but aren't about deities.
@@lovereachable 😂😂😂 You guys have some inferiority complex or what. It was literally created to worship Lord Krishna. It's a Hindu Dance form and not a "subcontinent" dance form. Stop stealing, create something of your own
Very interesting and informative.
Keep up the good work.
Looking forward to more content.
Reminded me of a must attendance to the annual music conferences at the openair theater at the Bagh e Jinnah Lahore. Thats where i witnessed Gopi Krishan dance and Begum Akhtar sing. That was early 60s, arranged by the (I think) owner of Hayat Auction Mart. Wish I had discussed all this when Bina visited Qadir Nagar some years back.
An example of ever green courage and devotion to the art of singing and Kathak form of dancing only heavenly encourgement comes to the rescue of pious culture Respects to the piously and inspiring thanks 🙏 and thanks
Love this. Thank you so much for showcasing our elders and culture!
Bina ji Salute to u for reserving this beautiful art.
A superb succinct documentary with a lot of soul and heart. It is vital for us to reclaim our cultural heritage and ensure its propagation for posterity. Kudos for being a part of that movement.
Thank you so much for your kind words! Just trying my best here :)
But you guys identify yourselves as Arabs and Turks, How come it is your culture? 🤣🤣🤣
Are you guys not educated between the difference of culture and religion? Katha is a "HINDU" dance form. It has nothing to do with culture. Stop stealing
Salute to aapki art.hum weman in Iran dras rahen hain for indian classical dances
اس نیک روح والی بی بی نے ویکھ کے خوشی ہویی پر دل رویا وی اے۔ اساڈے ملک نال ظالماں نے کیہہ کر چھڈیا اے۔ اسیں انج دے آرٹسٹاں بناں کھنڈر بن گئے ہاں۔ Hajera ji kudos for making this uniquely beautiful video.
❤😢
Thank you so much for participating in our first Incluvie Film Festival! We really enjoyed watching your film! 🍿🎞😊
Thank you for having me!
Short and informative
Really great👏
Min. 9:38
"...But when I used to dance, I would just dance for...I don't know, some higher power ".
Well, I think this wonderful lady - Bina Jawwad - wants to say that she was dancing for the sake of art.
That ( very well said ), "higher power" is ART. Because...
"Art evokes the mystery whithout which the world would not exist".
"Art is a lever on human nature that enhances sociability. If humans are social beings it is in part, beacuse art is conducive to this".
"Art expresses the beauty and the harmony of the Universe and we are part of it."
And so on...
Thank you!
A very informative documentary about Kathak
Thanks!
it's sad how our own leaders have made a mockery of our ideology. Dance is a religion in itself - it teaches love and oneness through story telling, just like Islam.
But kathak has hindu origin roots so how come u can do it
@@SavitaPatrikeok and so does Dosa, guess I won’t eat Dosa anymore. 💀
So music is good thing is islam?
@@jeongbun2386brother don't show your level of education 😂😂 Kathak is a Hindu dance form, it was created to worship Lord Krishna ❤ unlike dosa
Hats off Didi.its not you who choose kathak, it's kathak who choose you.❤
love you guys..... stay blessed
Bohat khoob. Such a necessary piece.
Good Work Hajera. 👍 👍
Beautiful
وااااااااہ ! حاجرہ رانی زبردست
Beautiful 😍
This is amazing.
Great work Hajera! I definitely learned something more about Pakistani culture today :)
Glad to hear that!
More like Indian Hindu Culture? Thanks
Wow!! It is really interesting !!
Wahhh....
Haleem Shah Lhr
this is beautiful
Can you let us the audience know where we can find her?? Where do Bina jee is now??
Nice
it hurts that our cultures were erased :(
Wow♥️♥️♥️
اللہ پاک دین اسلام کی خدمت کرنے کی توفیق عطا فرمائے آمین
Katha is Sanskrit language word
So is half of Urdu
@@jeongbun2386 Urdu is a mixture of four languages Arabic , Persian, Turkish and devnagri (Hindi ).
We are a dance-film collective and would like to get in touch -email?
Kathak is from Krishna time..why u want to associate it from Mughal muslim 🙄...u got mujra na ..enjoy it
Stop this hindu muslim hate bro , be happy that people from other religions are also loving this dance form and accepting that as theirs whic is great enough, and accepting this fact won't make u or your religion any less , this just tells u r insecure -coming from a Hindu !!
Please stop this nonsense sir.. religion is a personal matter but culture belongs to everyone... Indian classical music and dance belongs to all it's lovers throughout the subcontinent
A Pakistani researcher said Indians danced for god's and they did not turn their back to god's. If it was Krishna dance it should not have turning and circles.
According to that researcher Mr Faqir Hussain Saga. Kathak originated in courts if Mughals. It was for kings.
@@amiarooba pakistan researcher are you serious. As per pakistan history books Mohammad bin qasim was the first pakistani. So don't quot any pakistani researcher here
@@parthsingh6754 Mohammad bin qasim was first Muslim not Pakistani. Pakistan was made in 1947