Performer
Naad. Bhaav. Ūrja.
This solo performance moves through the many dimensions of Kathak, weaving intricate laya and taal, evocative abhinaya, and spontaneous dialogue with music. A rare presentation, seldom encountered in contemporary performance, is the Ninda Stuti, exploring the playful, intimate relationship between Shiva and Parvati.
The repertoire features traditional Kathak compositions alongside thoughtfully curated interpretations that highlight the richness and versatility of the form. Apart from the technical virtuosity, the evening invites audiences into the living spirit of Kathak, its depth, authenticity, and enduring relevance.
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Venue: Auditorium
Performer
Amruta Paranjape
Amruta is a Kathak dancer and choreographer known for electrifying performances and ingenious creations, marked by clarity of movement, flowing grace, and profound bhaav. She favors unexplored subjects in her choreographies, drawn to less-ventured paths. Extensively trained in Kathak by Guru Shambhavi Dandekar and in Laya-Taal by Taalyogi Pandit Suresh Talwalkar, she has spent years close to these scholarly personalities and continues exploring the depths of Kathak while keeping her feet firmly rooted in tradition.
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