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Tamasha: Traditional Theatre Art Form of Maharashtra

19th May 202210th June 2022 Guru Vijay Shanker art & culture, Maharashtra, tamasha

A tamasha is a traditional theatre art form of Maharashtra, prevailing since the 18th century in most parts of rural Maharashtra.

Saji Menon, Megha Ahire and Dimple Nair performing Mohiniattam

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Mohiniattam: Dance of the Enchantress

10th January 202210th January 2022 Guru Vijay Shanker Kerala, Mohiniattam

Mohiniattam is the elegant, lyrical classical dance of Kerala, prevailing for centuries and is normally performed by women.

Avijit Das at the Battery Dance Festival

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Kuchipudi: Dance drama tradition of Andhra

3rd September 20217th September 2021 Guru Vijay Shanker Andhra Pradesh, Indian Classical Dance, Kuchipudi

Kuchipudi lays equal emphasis to elegance and vibrant movements and is performed by both men and women.

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Odisi: Classical dance style of Orissa

2nd August 2021 Guru Vijay Shanker Indian Classical Dance, Odisi, Orissa

Odissi is one of the most elegant classical dance styles of India based on the feminine style of dancing known as Lasya, hailing from Orissa.

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Kathak: Most popular dance style of North India

25th June 202125th June 2021 Guru Vijay Shanker Indian Classical Dance, kathak, North India

Kathak is undoubtedly the most popular classical dance style of North India. The speciality of this dance is the spins and circular movements that create a rare spectacle.

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