Born to immigrant parents, I often felt disconnected from my South Indian heritage and struggled to grasp the significance of our cultural traditions. However, the Indian classical arts offered me a way to embrace my culture and bridge the gap between these worlds. Through the intricate rhythms of Carnatic music and the expressive storytelling of Kuchipudi, I gained a deeper understanding of Hindu culture, and I'm excited to share this part myself with you!
The Carnatic song Veda Vinayaka is a song praising the Hindu god Ganesha. Fun fact, Ganesha is the remover of obstacles, so when Hindu people are facing obstacles in their lives, they pray to Ganesha.
The dance Jathiswaram is a rythmic piece in Carnatic music and consists of purely dance movements.
The dance Jayamu Jayamu is a dance paying obeisance to Goddess Saraswathi, Gurus (teachers), poets, composers, musicians, and the audience.
The dance Kulukaka Nadavaro is a dance describing the scene of Goddess Alamelumanga being carried in a palanquin by her maids, who are reminded to walk gently because their swaying motion is causing the flowers from her hair to fall down.
The dance Sree Saraswathi Namosthuthe is a devotional piece to the Hindu goddess Saraswathi. Fun fact, the goddess Saraswathi is the Goddess of Learning in the Hindu religion!
Starting in kindergarten, Bollywood dance has always been a part of me. This performance is a look back at where it all began.
Here, I'm celebrating Diwali by bringing its spirit to life through Bollywood, sharing the joy of light and tradition on stage.
I'm honoring my friend's special day with a dance that celebrates tradition, friendship, and the beauty of her half saree ceremony.
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