The artists were deeply immersed in the emotions themselves, as the mystic Bharatnatyam spellbound the art lovers of the city. The classical music and dance lovers of the city were mesmerized to watch the calm and delightful classical music followed with the splendid Bharatnatyam performance by young classical dancers of the city.
The artists performed on Sunday at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum maintaining their grace and elegancy of the art. Notably, a classical evening was organised at the Tribal Museum on Sunday under its Uttaradhikar series of classical programmes.
During the programme, the classical singing was performed by Shashank Shekhar from Gaziyabad and Bharatnatyam was performed by Arohi Munshi the daughter of a known Bharatnatyam maestro lata Singh Munshi and she was accompanied by another rdancer Riya Jha.
The Bharatnatyam was splendidly performed by two young Bharatnatyam dancers including Aarohi Munshi and Riya Jha. The entire hall of tribal museum was packed with the traditional dance enthusiasts as they enjoyed the delightful medley of Bharatnatyam moves and captivating expressions.
The enraptured performance was choreographed by one of the renowned Bharatnatyam dancer lata Singh Munshi. The entire performance was not only about the speedy footworks and the complexity of the technique, but the zest was added with the ravishing light design. All through the performance, the lights played the characters on stage.
The innovation in light design added more charisma to the traditional dance form and giving a pleasure to audience as they watched the performance with rapt attention.
Prior to Bharatnatyam dance, the classical music performance was held. Shashank Shekhar from Gaziabad gave a marvelous performance. He managed to captivate the attention of the audience with his melodious voice and elegant performance. His performance too marked a delightful evening for the classical music lovers of the city.