Swapnasundari stands as a monumental figure in the realm of Indian classical dance, seamlessly blending the intricate rhythms of Kuchipudi and Bharatanatyam with profound scholarly insight. Her journey from a young enthusiast in Chennai to a globally acclaimed artist is a testament to her dedication, research, and passion for the arts. In this comprehensive interview, […]Read More
The vibrant essence of Indian culture is making waves in Uzbekistan, where Indian classical dance, yoga, and the Hindi language are enjoying an unprecedented surge in popularity. At the heart of this cultural renaissance is the Lal Bahadur Shastri Centre for Indian Culture (LBSCIC) in Tashkent, a hub of creativity and learning that has become […]Read More
Ahmad Joudeh is a Syrian-Dutch ballet dancer and choreographer born in the Yarmouk refugee camp near Damascus. Growing up stateless, he pursued dance despite societal and familial opposition, studying at Syria’s Enana Dance Theatre and the Damascus Higher Institute for Dramatic Arts. In 2016, he moved to the Netherlands with support from the Dutch National […]Read More
India that is Bharat is so rich and diverse in its arts and crafts, that all of Europe and America put together may not have such diversity of forms, richness of tribal, folk, ritual content and continuity, historically. This is no sweeping statement but borne out of research. Google now helps even the uneducated to […]Read More
In the world of social media and 30-second reels, a wholesome approach to dance is rare. However, Sanjukta Wagh is an artist who believes that a dancer can become an artist and a performer only if they fully immerse themselves in the art. Sanjukta Wagh Wagh, an accomplished Kathak dancer, has established Beej to create […]Read More
If I mention iconic Bollywood numbers like Hari Om Hari from Pyaara Dushman (1980), Tu Mujhe Jaan Se Bhi Pyaara Hai from Wardaat (1981), or Rambha Ho Ho Ho from Armaan (1982), what comes to your mind? For me, these unforgettable item numbers of the 1980s instantly bring up images of one dazzling and electrifying performer […]Read More
Mona darling! Used to be takia kalam of Hindi films ‘ordinary character – actor, who became a first-rate villain with original one liners like loin for lion! And put him in liquid oxygen! Liquid would not let him live and oxygen won’t let him die! Ajit was his name and pun was his game. Just […]Read More
The world of Indian classical dance lost a luminous star on Saturday morning with the passing of legendary Kathak exponent Kumudini Lakhia, at the age of 95. Just weeks after being honoured with the Padma Vibhushan, India’s second-highest civilian award, the iconic dancer and choreographer breathed her last in Ahmedabad — the city that witnessed […]Read More
Ballet is a highly technical and expressive form of dance, known for its graceful, precise movements and emphasis on strong technique. Originating in Renaissance Italy and flourishing in France, it has become a major genre in Western dance. In India, ballet is a relatively recent addition to the rich landscape of classical dance, gaining popularity […]Read More
Zakwana Bagban wins International exotic pole competitions Pole dance is a dynamic performance art that combines elements of dance, acrobatics, and strength training, typically performed on a vertical pole. It has evolved from a fitness trend into a competitive sport, showcasing athleticism, flexibility, and creativity. Pole dance championships feature skilled athletes competing in various categories, […]Read More
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