Kundavee and Dhinakaran along with
Nityashetra & Nrithyakshetra Dance Academy
Request the honor of your presence at the
Salangai Pooja of Sahaana Dhinakaram
Nityashetra Dance School participated in the Independence Day Celebration conducted on 15th August 2015 at Wallace Theatre in California Baptist University Riverside by India Association of Inland Empire.
The sequence of a dance performance is 'Alarippu', 'Jathiswaram', 'Sabdam', 'Varnam', 'Padam' and 'Thilana'. After 'Thilana', with a 'Mangala Slokam' the dance program ends.
With ancient roots more than 2,000 years old, Bharatanatyam evolved over the centuries to take its present form about 200 years ago. Bharatanatyam is firmly rooted in Hindu mythology.
The pure dance technique of Bharatanatyam is characterized by clean, deliberate, movements, exuberant leaps and bends, subtle neck and eye movements, and crisp, intricate footwork.
The art of natya, or dance drama, was so important in ancient India that it was referred to as the fifth Veda. Today there are six major classical dance forms in India, along with numerous dance drama and regional folk dance forms.
