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Natya Vriksha celebrates World Dance Day | Delhi News

Natya Vriksha celebrated World Dance Day curated by Dancer Geeta Chandran at the India International Centre, New Delhi. The event featured diverse programs curated by Geeta Chandran, workshops, seminars, and discussions celebrating Indian classical dance.

Natya Vriksha celebrates World Dance Day |

Natya Vriksha celebrated World Dance Day curated by Dancer Geeta Chandran at the India International Centre, New Delhi. The event featured diverse programs curated by Geeta Chandran, workshops, seminars, and discussions celebrating Indian classical dance.

Preserving a rich legacy for a glorious future

World Dance Day is not just a celebration but a promise for the future, a future where Indian classical dance continues to inspire, says SAKSHI PRIYA Renowned Bharatanatyam dancer, vocalist, and Padma Shri awardee, Geeta Chandran, is a bridge between tradition and contemporary sensibilities. 

Geeta Chandran's 'Samagati' introduced the philosophical idea of purushartha

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I Approach Dance Through Music's Window: Geeta Chandran

I approach dance through music's window: Geeta Chandran

She says one can approach dance through various windows -- hers is music. That her body will move only with music. "I was amazed when Merce Cunningham, a renowned American choreographer said that in his process, he created movement without ...

International Dance Day: Is virtual technology viable for dance?

The Covid-19 pandemic has proven to be hard for the performing arts, especially dance, with its protocols restricting physical pedagogy, performance and collaboration in what is essentially an in-person artform. While an unprecedented reliance ...

Khajuraho Dance Festival 2021: Of grace, groove and ghungroos!

Duet by Vinod and Vrinda One of the most popular classical dance festivals, the Khajuraho Dance Festival, is back. The festival is organised annually to promote India’s rich cultural heritage, and is held at the backdrop of the historical Khajuraho Temple. The festival attracts scores of tourists from all across the world and features performances by some renowned classical dancers. Organised by the Department of Culture, Madhya Pradesh Government, Ustad Allaudin Sangeet Kala Akademi with the support from Incredible India and other organisations, the festival is one of the first major live festivals being held after the lockdown. The first day of the festival, which commenced on February 20, saw a performance by Bharatanatyam exponent Padma Shri Geeta Chandran, founder-director of Natya Vriksha dance company, New Delhi. Geeta and her troupe of talented dancers performed a group presentation called Anekanta. It is inspired by the Jain philosophy that there is no one universal truth or just one way of looking at things. There are multiple realities to every issue, whether it is cultural, political or social. Geeta portrayed an artistic perspective in the contemporary scenario as to how we can adopt Jain philosophy for better living and existence.