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  Leela Rammohan Rao
Introduced to the world of Bharatnatyam when she was 5 years old in Bangalore. Trained by the legendary master, Padmasri Natyakala Kesari Late Sri Vazhuvoor Ramiaih Pillai. |
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 Srinidhi Chidambaram
Srinidhi has over 300 performances to her credit since her arangetram at the age of seven. |
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 Srekala Bharath
A dedicated dancer, Srekala has performed at cultural festivals in India and abroad. |
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 Priyadarshini Govind
Since her arangetram in 1974, Priyadarshini has performed all over the country. She has also travelled extensively on dance and lecture tours to Africa and America. |
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 Nalini Prakash
A dancer who has received rave reviews, Nalini Prakash lives in Conoor where she runs a dance school - Silambam. |
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 Priya Murle
Priya Murle is a skilled performer who teaches dance at Shree Bharatalaya. She has traveled extensively, giving lecture demonstrations. |
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An accomplished Bharathanatyam dancer, A. Lakshman has also taken part in several dance dramas, in a variety of roles. |
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 Kumari Kavitha Ramu
A senior disciple of Kalaimamani Srimathi K.J.Sarasa, Kavitha Ramu has performed at some of the most reputed dance festivals all over the country. |
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 Manjula Lusti Narasimhan
A graceful and gifted danseuse, Manjula is a classicist in the field of Bharatanatyam with an impressive career spanning almost twenty-two years. |
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 Urmila Sathyanarayanan
Urmila Sathyanarayanan is among the most inspired and dedicated Bharathanatyam exponents of her generation. |
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 Uma Muralikrishna
Uma with her solid foundation and training in Bharathanatyam and Kuchipudi, captures immediate appreciation. |
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 Swarnamalya Ganesh
At just 18, Swarnamalya Ganesh is among the foremost of the new generation of dancers in India. |
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 Parvathi Ravi Ghantasala
Parvathi Ravi Ghantasala, an accomplished dancer, is the founder of Kalapradarshini Trust. |
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 Suryanarayana Murthy
An accomplished dancer, Suryanarayana Murthy is also a popular teacher of Bharatanatyam. |
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 Deepa Ganesh
Deepa Ganesh, a talented performer for more than two decades has now blossomed into a teacher known for her classicism. |
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 Malathi Iyengar
An accomplished dancer, Malathi Iyengar is recognised as a visionary in the arts community. |
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 Ganga Thampi
Raised in an atmosphere charged with dance and music, Ganga Thampi, is a creative and talented performer. |
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 Sheejith Krishna
Sheejith Krishna, a performing dancer and choreographer, was initiated into dance from the early age of eight. | |
 Gopika Varma
Gopika Varma, a leading exponent of the classical dance form Mohiniyattam has performed extensively at various art festivals. Click here for details |
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