Dancer and Docent - Divya

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Intricate footwork, delicate hand gestures, and expressive facial expressions are hallmarks of the South Indian classical dance style known as Bharatanatyam. The name " Bharatanatyam " comes from the Sanskrit words " Bhava " (articulation/expression), " Raga " (music), " Tala " (cadence/rhythm), and " Natya " (dance), which together address the substance of this antiquated fine art. Bharatanatyam has a rich history and is well established in Indian folklore and deeply rooted with spirituality and mythology. It is accepted to have started in the sanctuaries of South India, where it was proceeded as a type of love and narrating. Over the long run, Bharatanatyam developed into an exceptionally complex dance structure that integrates components of verse, music, and theater. Its emphasis on precise movements and complex hand gestures, known as mudras, which are used to convey a wide range of emotions and storytelling components, distinguish...