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SARANAGATHI DANCE FESTIVAL - 19th January 2025

Events

19 January 2025

School Annual Day

1 PM

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4 PM

Dwani Auditorium, CMRIT, BEML Layout, Benguluru

19 January 2025

School Annual Day

1 PM

-

4 PM

Dwani Auditorium, CMRIT, BEML Layout, Benguluru

Events

19 January 2025

S A R A N A G A T I

6 PM

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7 PM

Dwani Auditorium, CMRIT, BEML Layout, Benguluru

Event Details

19 January 2025

S A R A N A G A T I

Dance Festival

6 PM

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7 PM

Dwani Auditorium, CMRIT, BEML Layout, Benguluru

abhinaya workshop

KimAham presents an intensive workshop by Guru Smt Alekhya Punjala

  

Abhinaya (acting) is an integral part of Indian classical dance which distinguished it from other classical dance forms. Abhinaya means to carry towards - to carry the spectator towards the meaning. Thus, Abhinaya can be called a vehicle of Natya through which the spectator experiences a particular emotion that lead towards Rasananda - the ultimate bliss which is the aim of Natya. 


Training in Abhinaya is usually the last priority in a dance class and generally not taught as a skill from the beginning, only creeping in when a particular “item” has to be taught.  Here at KimAham, we believe that a dancer should have strong foundation in abhinaya which is as fundamental as adugulu, that teaches rhythm progression in Kuchipudi.


We are privileged to have Guru Smt. Alekhya Punjala as a visiting scholar to train our students in Abhinaya. Alekhya Punjala does not need any introduction in the field of Kuchipudi. Over the past three decades, she not only has established herself as an outstanding performer of Kuchipudi dance, but also a dedicated teacher and researcher in the field. Currenctly professor and head of the department of dance at Potti Sri Ramulu Telugu University, she has received the Sangeet Natak Akademi award for Kuchipudi in 2011. She will be conducting an workshop in Belleandur campus on 13th and 14th July 2019.


For more details please email us : kimaham2014@gmail.com

SARANAGATI dANCE FESTIVAL

The Art Of Surrender

As we try to let go of control and surrender ourselves, we bring

out the best in us. The theme of this festival is Saranagati, which

means surrender. Surrender to a higher power.

“Saranagati” is letting go of controlling specific outcomes and

trusting the ultimate force to be the guide in your journey. Beyond

the dedication and hard work, an artist trusts a higher power to

guide him or her on the path to excellence.

Every time an artist goes on stage, he needs to build his presence

and prove himself. It takes a lot of courage, mental sharpness,

physical strength, grace, determination and total immersion in his

or her craft. This is possible only when their mind & body are

devoted to the art, finding their meaning of life in it.

The dancers in the festival will demonstrate what Saranagati

means to them and explore the various emotions connected with

the story they are going to depict.

11th January 2020

As we often say Dance is a journey, each performance give us different experience. Dance requiers focus, many years of hardwork to be on stage to unflod and flod ourselves. Indian classical dance takes nurturing , dedication, diligence. How an artist go through their individual journey will be showcasing in SARANAGATI dance festival 

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