Bhopalites enjoy classical dance at Bharat Bhavan

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An excellent blend of sensuous movements and graceful footwork with absolute control on rhythm, the magic of classical dance was recreated on stage by Prachi Majumdar’s brilliant performance. The Bhopalites witnessed a classical delight at the multi art centre, Bharat Bhavan.

Renowned Bharatnatyam dancer Prachi Majumdar enchanted the audience with her spell binding performance on Wednesday at Antarang Hall, Bharat Bhavan. The programme was organised under its Aas Paas series of classical performances, Bharat Bhavan.

Prachi is known for her flawless movements and wondrous expressions. Her performances always manage to captivate the attention of the audience as they watch every move of her with rapt attention. The brilliant footwork and extemporise with the music are some of her qualities.

Also her mastery lies in expressing the emotions and presenting minute details. She gets involved in the performance by being immersed deeply in emotion herself.

Prachi began her performance with presenting Radha’s extreme passion for Krishna and vice-versa in Shringar Rasa. In this performance Prachi showcased a cute love episode between Radha and Krishna. In this performance Krishna asks Radha to come along to Vrindavan. On her denial, Krishna gets upset and how Radha coax with Krishna was all about her first performance.

Then Prachi presented Krishna’s impish childhood in Adhbut Rasa. She showcased how the notorious Krishna used to steal butter and his mother Yashoda stops him to do so. Another cute episode from Krishna’s life mesmerized the audience at the hall.

later, Prachi presented Karun Rasa. Here she presented Swayamvar of Princess Sita which was much enjoyed by the audience. Here she presented three rasas.

Prachi’s performances were then followed with Navrasa. Here she presented nine rasas of expressions. The Shiv Tandav presented was watched with rapt attention. In Raudra Rasa she presented the anger of lord Shiva which took away the hearts of the audience.

After expressing the anger of lord Shiva she presented the Shaanti Rasa that added zest in her performance.

Then the studentsd of Manju mani gave splendid performances. Here they performed various rasas. later, Prachi presented Gondhak where she depicted Adi Shakti. This performance was like the icing on the cake and audience took the pleasure of it.

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