Bharatanatyam performance

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When I decided to stay in Chennai to nurture Bharatanatyam, my childhood passion, I had Rs.17/- in my pocket. I was determined to learn from the masters and every opportunity I got, I listened, watched, practiced and performed. A Masters in Bharatanatyam from Madras University and a Doordarshan Graded Artiste, I am a disciple of Dr Lakshmi Ramaswamy under whom I learn, perform and teach.

Many ask why I don't leave Chennai - I don't have an answer. The sounds of the nattuvangam vibrates at every nook and corner of the city, the air breathes of performances of legendary artistes; And my Guru’s dedicated time and effort towards improving my skills keeps me grounded here as I long to belong to this culturally embracing city.

I perform regularly with my teacher’s group and have given marked solo performances in and around Tamil Nadu including the Krishna Gana Sabha during the Chennai Music and Dance Festival, Chinna Melam Festival, Thanjavur, Uday Shankar Festival, Kolkata, Natyanjali Festival, Colombo, Tarang Utsav, Mumbai and many more.

Today, I have an opportunity to perform at Naali’s Aadi Natya Vizha on July 21st at 7.30 pm being held at Sivagami Petachi Auditorium in Alwarpet and your support could make it happen in the best possible way.

http://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/chennai/2016/jan/02/To-Be-Known-For-My-Knowledge-of-Dance-863471.html

Krishna Gana Sabha, Chennai 2017

Parthasarathy Swamy Sabha 2017

New Indian Express 2016

Provoke Magazine, Chennai

Provoke Magazine 2017

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27th July 2017

Hello everyone,

Here's how I was looking that day. I thought of sharing it with all of you who made it possible. It was a superb show. "It reflected the amount of hard work both the dancer and her Guru had put in for this performance," opined Padmasri Chitra Visweswaran. According to legendary dancer Padmabhushan V P Dhanjayan, "Her performance was a testimony to her passion towards dance." She was an absolute delight to watch...so fresh, untiring and graceful," remarked Kathak danseuse Jigyasa Giri.
Thank you again for all the support.