A few things to note: 1. Kathak and bharathanatyam are not similar. I am a kathak dancer and trust me as forms, they are very different. 2. The dance piece presented for the kathak segment is not classical kathak. 3. The noteable dancers that you have listed for kuchipudi is pretty much just the raja/radha reddy family. There are other dancers as well. Vempati Chinna Satyam is a prominent figure in the kuchipudi dance field and I feel he should have been included. Hope you will consider the feedback.
chocoheaven22 indeed Bharata Natyam the original classical form of Thanjavur is impeccable and elaborate and the oldest classical dance art in the world! So totally not comparable with Kathak!
Here she/he mentioned black that doesn't mean he/she feels low or down,just mentioning identity....black aur white they are just colors not high or low
This is about where is is coming from. Where we come from is not only geographic. Simply Me is stating where she is coming from and that she is attracted to this art and culture. It is a point of reference from outside the culture of topic when expressing appreciation. I like your comment Simply Me!
Bharatnatyam, Odissi, and Kuchipudi are more similar (in the same family). But Kathak is very different and instantly recognizable -- no bent knees, more vertical dancing, straight hands/no lotus flower mudras, chakkars, etc.
@@SucilanSundar you got it wrong sir . Odishi dance is being practiced by the devadashi in front of lord Jagannath from the ancient kalinga. The ancient kalinga include today's vishakaspatnam, srikakulam area of Andhra
@@kalpatarupatra6975 I'd say it originated from Ganjam and southern part of Odisha which back in the days also included Andhra's Rajamahendri, Srikakulam and other parts as Kalinga. The proof being the Odissi classical songs were written in mediaeval Odia language.
Kathak being influenced by Islamic culture.. Long time left it's original form..! That's why it's no more similar to bharatnatyam.. Because all over India.. Natya shashtra was common.!
@@ikartikthakur All the existing classical forms have more or less deviated from their respective original forms. In Bharatanatyam there are a number schools which have modified the form conveniently. Similarly in Kathak there are several gharanas. Kathak had originated in UP, and Bharatanatyam (originally Sadir atyam) in Tamil Nadu. So it is natural that their techniques will be much much different. Footworks of Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, Mohiniattam are similar in places, which is consistent with the fact that all of these forms had originated in the South of India. Different kingdoms came and go and had different influences on the art forms of the particular region. As far as I know, Lucknow gharana shows the Islamic influence you are talking about, but there are other gharanas which have not adapted to the Mughal influence. As far as Natya Shastra is concerned, it talks about certain body postures, certain abhinaya techniques which are more or less common in all of the performing arts.
@@paramamitra7137 ..Karkak is only seen between mughal rules ..! What was the dance before that ? ..! The Natya shastra is base of all dances , it means once all dance were same & later several kingdoms gave it different looks .
In Melbourne, Australia we had Chandrabhanu a male dancer who had a school in the suburb of Richmond and performed Oddisi & Bharahathatanyam. My mother took me to watch his performances along with his troupe of dancers from the age of 10. I had a little poster of him on my wall. I saw many performances and still love the music, voice percussion and of course the dances. I used to copy the poses in my bedroom. As a very white girl girl of English background all I wanted was dark eyes and a nose piercing like the beautiful female dancers. Thanks for the memories. (ps. Sorry about my poor spelling)
Hey, Bharatanatyam originated in tamilnadu with name sadirattam it was banned by british and rukmini devi arundale refined this dance form and named bharatanatyam to honour bharatamuni.even tamil terms like arangetram,alarippu are used. When coming to karnataka it is yakshagana.please change it if you want confirmation read in books..
I have a good friend of Indian decent. She does three forms of these dances. Thank you for showing examples and telling us about the different forms. All forms are lovely and it makes me feel closer to her. The dedication and learning is wonderful. Thank you!
1) Bharatnatyam - kerala/Tamilnadu 2) Kathak - North India 3) Kathkali - kerala 4) kuchipudi - Andra South India 5) Manipuri - Manipur 6) Mohiniattam - Kerala 7) Odissi - Odisha 8) Sattriya - Assam
Bharatanatys is famous in karnataka it is developed in Hoysala - vijayanagara times and karnatik music is used for all the South Indian classical dances..
I am a trained Odishi, Kuchipudi, Bharatnatyam Dancer and I too learned basic kathak. But Orissi is something I love the most for its unique grace. The bhangi is so beautiful❤.
@@tiggytaggy4857 The violin is thought to have been first brought to India in the early 19th century by the military bandsmen of the East India Company. The instrument was soon found to be ideal for playing classical Indian music because it lends itself well to its melodic subtleties- quick search
That instrument cymbals that are not used in manipuri dance . In this dance kurtal and flute are used and this is also a dance to dedicate shrimati radha and krishna
There are many negative comments. Please appreciate the effort . I understand there are some mistakes . But we need to encourage this kind of cultural videos
Namaste. Learning about these classical dances of India is a very good thing. These dances are a beautiful art form. To me, its important to learn anbout those dances and learn the importance of all dances.
There are some serious mistakes. The instruments used in mohiniyattam are not as shown in video. The instruments used in mohiniyattam are totally similar to bharatanatyam. Even idakkya is used in mohiniyattam. Bharatanatyam is not at all similar to kathak in anyway. And one of the instruments as u mentioned was thalam, but actually nattuvangam is commonly used in bharatanatyam, kuchipudi and mohiniyattam. thalam is basically used in koodiyattam, a dance form from kerala. please do consider this info
Kuchipudi is the most typical of all because there is a part of dance where u have to dance on a brass plate with a pot filled with water on your head.
@@narendrachowdary6894 Yes I agree. There are only slight differences. Like that of abinayam and all. But, we can't say one particular dance as most typical. Please have a look at the following video and find the similarities and differences. 😇 ruclips.net/video/RJtdY9lPhWk/видео.html
Hi Prathiba, Thanks for noting it down. We have presented a few of the Instruments use. Please give us sources to the exact instruments used, We will include here in description and possible while doing next video on this topic we will correct it.
Iam a Kuchipudi n Bharat Natyam Dancer from south India...both are wonderful art forms...I was previlised to composed Unity in diversity (all indian dance forms ) named by me Bharateeya Nritya Jhari that is Dances of India... I am Most respected to all indian dance forms..I like n love my country .. Proud to be an Indian.... thank you
@@nareshsharma6526 Lol... No dance forms are mentioned in natya shastra as none of these art forms existed the time when natya shastra was written. The present day bharatanatyam was developed by Tanjore quartets and later by rukmini devi arundale before that it was called as Sadir Attam, a mere folk art from from tamilnadu which were practised by devadasis. Natya shastra has nothing to do with any dance forms of india leave alone bharatanatyam.
@@SucilanSundar yes, the name sathirattam was charged to barathanatyam. In Tamil literature so many proves are there for this dance. Especially in silapathikaram, Madhavi dance . And one thing initially thus dance was danced by Thevar adiyarkal not a devadasi. Laterly Thevar adiyarkal changed to devadasi and then they are destroyed for change the name the name of sathirattam to barathanatyam. then Brahmins taken this dance in the name of barathanatyam. Nadarajar is a God for dance. The temple is there in Tamilnadu only. This is the proof.
Superb overview of Indian classical dance, the musical instruments and the best known performers in each category of dance. Very interesting and worthwhile video.
Lovely video! I couldn't help but notice that the example you used for Manipuri is from my temple! The Sri Sri Radha Krsna Temple. Can you tell me where you found the original video? I'd love to see it in it's entirety ♡
I can't help with the entire piece but I can confirm that Manipuri as an art is fully and completely absolutely focused on stories for Lord Krishna and Radha. The costumes that you saw are Radha Krishna impersonations. That is the standard costume of Manipuri unless the female impersonator wears a plom. The art flourished under the Vaishnavs of Manipur.
In Odissi there are lot female famous dancers in Odisha like Sanjukta Panigrahi, Sujata Mohapatra and many more... and its very old and beautiful dance form, eligible to be listed in top of the Indian classical dance list not in the end..
i"ve went through all the comments and literally nobody said a word about mohiniyattam(it really aches). the performer should have immense flexibility and most of all their expressions really matter, its the energy of shiva and the grace of parvati being shown entirely. each movement is so flexible and thereby immense grace. the viewer will be fascinated by their beautiful dress styles and ornaments
I have learnt about this dance from this video. It’s interesting. I have a question will this dance form be learnt by only women as the name indicates. ?This video is also showing all famous dancers to be women.
Nice video but you have to survey more for famous kuchipudi dancers....the dancers which u Informed was not satisfactory....vempati chinnasatyam is the most important guru of kuchipudi and padmasri shobhanaidu
Thank you for the appreciation.. We have done only minimal research with Google to pick a few dancers on every dance form.. Though the video is for competitive exams, we have received overwhelming response from other enthusiasts on Dance too.. We will make sure if we make another video like this we will do more work on finding the achievers and to include them. Thank you.
Even for the competitive examination you have to go for deep search if you are providing details of something which is ancient and classical. The most notable persons are Vempati Chinna Satyam Garu, Yamini Krishnamurthy, Shoba Naidu, Sunil Kothari, and Balasaraswati Garu etc are the most prominent personalities and after these people the people whoever you mentioned in the video will come. I'm not saying that they r not, but these people are prominent personalities 😊 Do a thorough research 😃 thank you 😊
Ya what ramya yadav said was true who u mentioned in this video was gr8 dancers but vempati china satyam garu and vedantam radesyam garu and some are the main pillars of kuchipudi😍
Bharathanatyam originated in Temples of Tanjore, which is tamilnadu. (i dont know how karnataka is given credits). And no one knows except people of tamilnadu that "sadirattam" (A tamil name) otherwise called as "Dasiattam" (means dance of devadasi) which is banned by british and later revived by tanjore quartets ( again by tamil people) -chinnaya, ponnaya, sivanandam and vadivelu pillai in tanjore during the rule of king sherfoji II. And named it as "Bharathanatyam" (after eliminating all the erotic movements and songs) to mislead british that it is a different dance and not sadirattam. Among the brothers, Ponniah composed several tanavarams, kirtanams, melaprapti, alarippu, jatiswaram, sabdam, swarajati, chauka varnam, ragamalika, padams, javali, tillana, daru, swarapadam, etc., before this sadirattam was just a dance of pleasure. Bharatha muni has no way connected to this and making it mythological with lord brahma is unnecessary. when you are presenting any cultural related things kindly get your facts right!!!
I upheld whatever you say.. But these facts are from sources that were related to NCERT books and UPSC preparation Books. If you get give us book references we will pin this comment on this video. and possibly do a new video on the origin of Bharathanatyam. I would be proud to do so.
Just like Karnataka shastriya sangeetha bharathanatya is from Deccan, after all root word bharatha or natya, neither is Dravidian terms, also it can't be proceeded without jatthi or thala and neither got root in Tamil May be Tamils stole or carried it out
Avinash MN ha...ha... We tamils have records of Pannisai ( so called carnatic music) from sangam literatures like tholkappiyam, Silapathigaram, seevagasinthamani and so on. We have specific music for particular type of landscapes or lifestyle. And music instruments which you cant even imagine, good that we are using it now and have written records of how toake those instruments and how to play them, otherwise people like you will copy it and name it as vedic instruments. Just show me one concrete record of name bharathanatyam or carnatic music before 18th century... I am not asking you more just one record...
Susilan Sundar Comparing crude tribal pannisai with sophisticated carnatic ? Nice excuse BTW, carnatic carry roots from sama veda and moves good with chandas and I hope chandas and niruktha are just which is not required for Tamil, isn't it? BTW, do you Tamils use jattis?
In Famous mohiniyattam dancers u missed, the experts like kalamanadalam kalyanikutty amma teacher, kalamandalam kshemavathi teacher, kalamamadlam leelama, and many more, in young generation also dt.neena prasad, vinitha nedughadi
Manipuri dance probably gave influence to many southeast asian classical dance ive seen the moves in thai, indonesian and southern Philippine folk dance
This video was v informative, but I'd like you to check again regarding the details of odissi. Odissi doesn't use tabla as the instruments, and rarely use harmonium. You could have mentioned Veena cause it is a mandatory instrument in odissi, and violin too could be mentioned. Hope you find this informative. Also thankyou for this amazing video 👍🏻
Shoba Naidu is most popular Kuchipudi dancer you forgot include. I don't know why some people fight over the origins and roots of the culture. All has their own greatness and nothing is less compared. Enjoy what you like and appreciate others.
Hi, Antara, we have taken into our account of the suggestions given by the community VIA comment section, and we do try our best, but since this video was done almost over 6 months, we cant edit it now, but we do make a note of suggestions in the upcoming videos.
Sir mistake happen is natural and commen... but u don't stop ur effort . Understand ur mistake and rectify ...keep continue ur work..so ur way of approach is very effective method.. so don't stop
I don't know about nowadays, but violin seriously!? When our dance forms are 2000 years old at that time violin didn't even exist so I don't think so violin was used to as a instrument in india for classical dances
Loved the video but would want to add a few things. Traditionally, tabla isn't used in an odissi performance, be it music or dance. Odissi talas have a peculiar swing to them, which can't be accurately performed using the table. The instrument used instead is called mardala/maadala, and in some cases, the pakhouj (pakhawaj) or the mrudanga too. And in the list of the prominent artists, some great dancers like Padmashri Sanjukta Panigrahi, Kumkum Mohanty and others too haven't been added.
Bharathanatiyam is a name coined recently when the art form was taken over from the Tamil communities dedicated to the temples art activities from ancient times. It was called as Sathirattam and after all the Tamil kingdoms had their downfalls to Telugu and other North Indian powers. The music especially language used in the art form were taken to other languages that were promoted by the rulers. At the same time the art form was pushed into a situation that misconstrued the communities involved in the art form to a caste system used in North Indian kingdoms as “Devadashi”. When all the Tamil language and art forms were demonized by the Sanskritization both lingually and socially - the British period helped the revival of the art form - when Telugu and other Brahminical North Indian powers were brought under the British. Rukmini Devi Arundale is the pioneer in reversing that social discrimination and help raising the current versions of Bharathanatiyam art form.
@@Aman-qr6wi This is because of the ascendancy of Sanskrit and the down-fall of Tamil in Tamil Nadu when the latter came under the indirect rule of non-Tamils after the fall of the Tamil empires in the 14th century CE and the direct rule of it by non-Tamils from the 16th century CE onwards. Many true Tamil arts and crafts went into oblivion because of lack of royal patronage and the influence of Sanskrit on the royals.
Thanks for mentioning "Shastriya Nrityam", which was the actual name in contrast with most widely used term Classic/Classical Dance. The word classical resonates something which is 'DEAD', either language, culture, art or Nrityam. As Bharatiya Samskruti is living & continuous and not dead, Shastriya Nrityam/Natya cannot be Classical Dance. Therefore is non-translatable word.
Please give us book references for the fact you have mentioned we will pin this comment on this video. and possibly do a new video on the origin of Bharathanatyam. I would be proud to do so.
Exambin if it's not a Tamil dance, can you give me the proof where it is predominantly practiced till date. Answer me this first and I will answer your question.
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A few things to note:
1. Kathak and bharathanatyam are not similar. I am a kathak dancer and trust me as forms, they are very different.
2. The dance piece presented for the kathak segment is not classical kathak.
3. The noteable dancers that you have listed for kuchipudi is pretty much just the raja/radha reddy family. There are other dancers as well. Vempati Chinna Satyam is a prominent figure in the kuchipudi dance field and I feel he should have been included.
Hope you will consider the feedback.
chocoheaven22 indeed Bharata Natyam the original classical form of Thanjavur is impeccable and elaborate and the oldest classical dance art in the world! So totally not comparable with Kathak!
chocoheaven22
I am also a Kathak dancer.... nd yesss... Bharatnaytaym nd KathaK r not same.....
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Mili Choudhury i am bathroom dancer and yes i know they are not same 😄
Gaurav...... hahahaha..... soooo funny....
I am a black woman who enjoyed learning about the dances and instruments of your culture. Thank you, very informative.
Black or white, it's just a color
We are all equal..
And all are equal for fine arts..
I'm a die hard fan of michael jackson 😍
Bharatanatyam is belongs to Tamilnadu and tamil people are black,, so color is not a problem here,, and all our gods are black,,,
Here she/he mentioned black that doesn't mean he/she feels low or down,just mentioning identity....black aur white they are just colors not high or low
This is about where is is coming from. Where we come from is not only geographic. Simply Me is stating where she is coming from and that she is attracted to this art and culture. It is a point of reference from outside the culture of topic when expressing appreciation. I like your comment Simply Me!
@@rudhraavocals5701 i agree
Bharatnatyam, Odissi, and Kuchipudi are more similar (in the same family). But Kathak is very different and instantly recognizable -- no bent knees, more vertical dancing, straight hands/no lotus flower mudras, chakkars, etc.
Yeah ... Odissi , bharatanatyam , kuchipudi and also mohiniattam have flourished from the devadasi traditions
@@Bhruguraj Unlike bharatanatyam, odissi and mohiniyattam- Kuchipudi was never a devadasi tradition but was created as a stage art form...!!
@@SucilanSundar you got it wrong sir . Odishi dance is being practiced by the devadashi in front of lord Jagannath from the ancient kalinga. The ancient kalinga include today's vishakaspatnam, srikakulam area of Andhra
@@kalpatarupatra6975 yeah ur alright ❤️
@@kalpatarupatra6975 I'd say it originated from Ganjam and southern part of Odisha which back in the days also included Andhra's Rajamahendri, Srikakulam and other parts as Kalinga.
The proof being the Odissi classical songs were written in mediaeval Odia language.
1. BharatNatyam
2. Kathak
3. Kathakali
4. Kuchipudi
5. Mohiniattyam
6. Oddisi
7. Manipuri
8. Sattriya
It is BHARATANATYAM. Not bharatnatyam
No other country in the world has so much classical music, dance and art compared to India. Proud to be a Hindu and Indian.
kathak is no where similar to bharatanatyam, and that aayat performance being shown was not kathak
Kathak being influenced by Islamic culture.. Long time left it's original form..! That's why it's no more similar to bharatnatyam.. Because all over India.. Natya shashtra was common.!
@@ikartikthakur All the existing classical forms have more or less deviated from their respective original forms. In Bharatanatyam there are a number schools which have modified the form conveniently. Similarly in Kathak there are several gharanas. Kathak had originated in UP, and Bharatanatyam (originally Sadir atyam) in Tamil Nadu. So it is natural that their techniques will be much much different. Footworks of Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, Mohiniattam are similar in places, which is consistent with the fact that all of these forms had originated in the South of India.
Different kingdoms came and go and had different influences on the art forms of the particular region. As far as I know, Lucknow gharana shows the Islamic influence you are talking about, but there are other gharanas which have not adapted to the Mughal influence.
As far as Natya Shastra is concerned, it talks about certain body postures, certain abhinaya techniques which are more or less common in all of the performing arts.
Yes...its semiclassical
@@paramamitra7137 ..Karkak is only seen between mughal rules ..! What was the dance before that ? ..! The Natya shastra is base of all dances , it means once all dance were same & later several kingdoms gave it different looks .
Kathak on a song like that is disrespect of kathak.
Being Indian I didn't know this rich Culture of our Country very informative thank You!♥️
In Melbourne, Australia we had Chandrabhanu a male dancer who had a school in the suburb of Richmond and performed Oddisi & Bharahathatanyam. My mother took me to watch his performances along with his troupe of dancers from the age of 10. I had a little poster of him on my wall. I saw many performances and still love the music, voice percussion and of course the dances. I used to copy the poses in my bedroom. As a very white girl girl of English background all I wanted was dark eyes and a nose piercing like the beautiful female dancers. Thanks for the memories. (ps. Sorry about my poor spelling)
Kalbelya from Rajastan may not be classic but is marvellous. But i cant stop watching Bharatanatyam. Love from south Mexico 🌺💜🌺
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Kalbeliya is a folk dance of India,they were performed by only one tribe,known as kalbeliya.
It's not a classical bcz ,it is only limited only to kalbeliya tribe people and not spread out.
In order to be classical it has to have a certain grammar to it ... And the music should be classical as well
I am a odissi and kathak dancer but i love bharatnatyam i fell proud to be a classical dancer of india
I am from Assam
And I have learned a very information about the art and culture of our county
Thank u for the video,🙏🏼
What a rich diverse culture !😍😍😍💗💕💖
Hana هناء thank you! :)
@Ankur Eklavya it's not our culture to call anyone darling.
@@phanikiranbodavula5523 😷
These are only famous classical dance but you can find lots regional classical and folk dance from each part of India
Who is the narrator. So many wrong pronunciations.
Some info were wrong too
I also wrote the same thing .
Yeah, like how 'bharatanatyam' often comes out as 'brutttyum'...
Love India,the culture,beautiful people,best food of the world🙏
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One of the most renowned Odissi dancer is Sujata Mohapatra! One can not talk about "odissi
famous dancers", without naming her too!
True
And Sanjukta Panigrahi
Kumkum mohanty also
Hey, Bharatanatyam originated in tamilnadu with name sadirattam it was banned by british and rukmini devi arundale refined this dance form and named bharatanatyam to honour bharatamuni.even tamil terms like arangetram,alarippu are used. When coming to karnataka it is yakshagana.please change it if you want confirmation read in books..
Yes u r correct
I have a good friend of Indian decent. She does three forms of these dances. Thank you for showing examples and telling us about the different forms. All forms are lovely and it makes me feel closer to her. The dedication and learning is wonderful. Thank you!
I watched a recent Hindi film on Netflix, now im on a journey to learn more about Indian culture. Very beautiful culture!
Odissi followed the Mahari system. Please also include Guru Mayadhar Raut, he is the only living founder of modern day Odissi
Maharis came way later, first it was danced by Devadasis only..
I am a manipuri dancer 😊😊 and love my dance form and this video explain dance form very good
Thank you Arpita for your appreciation, Please share the video with your friends.
Bharatanatyam is not complete without the Great Travancore Sisters, Bhanupriya, Shobhana and all....
Kuchipudi కూచిపూడి most beautiful
It's belongs to andhra Pradesh
1) Bharatnatyam - kerala/Tamilnadu
2) Kathak - North India
3) Kathkali - kerala
4) kuchipudi - Andra South India
5) Manipuri - Manipur
6) Mohiniattam - Kerala
7) Odissi - Odisha
8) Sattriya - Assam
I wud say Tamilnadu/Kerala for 1 abv ;)
Bharatanatys is famous in karnataka it is developed in Hoysala - vijayanagara times and karnatik music is used for all the South Indian classical dances..
@@rajavishnuvardhana6830 karnatic music ?
Kerala a small state but with big contribution into the classical dance forms of our country.
I am a trained Odishi, Kuchipudi, Bharatnatyam Dancer and I too learned basic kathak. But Orissi is something I love the most for its unique grace. The bhangi is so beautiful❤.
I am a Kuchipudi student after learning more about such dances I feel like I want to learn everything ❤️❤️
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All dance forms are beautiful, but still i love Satriya nritya and its borgeet😊😊
Yaa
Violin is never used in Satriya....
Several instruments including Khol, Bortal, flute, tal are use in the dance form.......
Violin is used
It is actually used duh
Violin is indian instrument
@@tiggytaggy4857 The violin is thought to have been first brought to India in the early 19th century by the military bandsmen of the East India Company. The instrument was soon found to be ideal for playing classical Indian music because it lends itself well to its melodic subtleties- quick search
@@tiggytaggy4857 It's an Italian instrument but adopted in Carnatic music later.
Love the smile and beautiful appearance when they perform the art... Very inspiring,,,,,,From MLADIVES ....
Namsthey🙏
Bro namaste is hindi not all Indian know Hindi language
@@umasubbu-hf6ub What you recommend?
Pranam😁
In manipuri dance ... of its uniqueness it s said tht the dancers foot never strikes the ground...
So what ... They fly?
That instrument cymbals that are not used in manipuri dance . In this dance kurtal and flute are used and this is also a dance to dedicate shrimati radha and krishna
There are many negative comments. Please appreciate the effort . I understand there are some mistakes . But we need to encourage this kind of cultural videos
Nope we should not encourage misguidance... This video is totally basic ..
Namaste. Learning about these classical dances of India is a very good thing. These dances are a beautiful art form. To me, its important to learn anbout those dances and learn the importance of all dances.
It is तबला... NOT Tabela 😂😂😂
Yess 😂
@ Santosh gutte 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 tabela
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Kn banda chhodi heigala
There are some serious mistakes. The instruments used in mohiniyattam are not as shown in video. The instruments used in mohiniyattam are totally similar to bharatanatyam. Even idakkya is used in mohiniyattam. Bharatanatyam is not at all similar to kathak in anyway. And one of the instruments as u mentioned was thalam, but actually nattuvangam is commonly used in bharatanatyam, kuchipudi and mohiniyattam. thalam is basically used in koodiyattam, a dance form from kerala.
please do consider this info
Damn indian classical dance really is complex 😳....still beautiful thou
Kuchipudi is the most typical of all because there is a part of dance where u have to dance on a brass plate with a pot filled with water on your head.
@@narendrachowdary6894 this is done in bharathanatyam too. Still all these dances require hardships of the performer. 😇
@@sarakrish5028 Kuchipudi and Bharatanatyam are mostly similar.
@@narendrachowdary6894 Yes I agree. There are only slight differences. Like that of abinayam and all. But, we can't say one particular dance as most typical. Please have a look at the following video and find the similarities and differences. 😇
ruclips.net/video/RJtdY9lPhWk/видео.html
Beautiful..... I am from the UK, a Hindu from Punjab
Excellent overview of classical dances of India. A very interesting, informative and worthwhile video.
Wow the treasure of Indian classical dance. My favorite is Odissi, the oldest survived classical dance.
Chenda, maddalam and ilathalam are not the instruments used for Mohiniyattam. Idakka, mridangam, violin and flute are used for that.
Hi Prathiba, Thanks for noting it down. We have presented a few of the Instruments use. Please give us sources to the exact instruments used, We will include here in description and possible while doing next video on this topic we will correct it.
Iam a Kuchipudi n Bharat Natyam Dancer from south India...both are wonderful art forms...I was previlised to composed Unity in diversity (all indian dance forms ) named by me Bharateeya Nritya Jhari that is Dances of India... I am Most respected to all indian dance forms..I like n love my country .. Proud to be an Indian.... thank you
I have never seen such brief and comprehensive video on main types of classical dances of India
great job thanks
Love learing about your dances.Thanks for the explanation.Love from Sri Lanka!
Proud to be an Indian and beautiful dances🌹
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Bharathanatyam orginated in Tamil Nadu
Bharat Natyam or Natya Shashtra written by Sage Bharata in Sanskrit. Either you have to own both Bharat Natyam and Sanskrit or leave both.
@@nareshsharma6526 Lol... No dance forms are mentioned in natya shastra as none of these art forms existed the time when natya shastra was written. The present day bharatanatyam was developed by Tanjore quartets and later by rukmini devi arundale before that it was called as Sadir Attam, a mere folk art from from tamilnadu which were practised by devadasis. Natya shastra has nothing to do with any dance forms of india leave alone bharatanatyam.
@@SucilanSundar lol.. U r scholar na.
@@anahita934 As a bharathanatyam dancer of pandanallur style, as guess I am atleast better than you...
@@SucilanSundar yes, the name sathirattam was charged to barathanatyam. In Tamil literature so many proves are there for this dance. Especially in silapathikaram, Madhavi dance . And one thing initially thus dance was danced by Thevar adiyarkal not a devadasi. Laterly Thevar adiyarkal changed to devadasi and then they are destroyed for change the name the name of sathirattam to barathanatyam. then Brahmins taken this dance in the name of barathanatyam. Nadarajar is a God for dance. The temple is there in Tamilnadu only. This is the proof.
India has
1. Eight classical dances
2. Two classical musical traditions
3. 6 classical languages
4. Two types of temple architecture
And much more....
What
Temple architecture
Superb overview of Indian classical dance, the musical instruments and the best known performers in each category of dance. Very interesting and worthwhile video.
Bravo. Love from Serbia 👏👏👏
Lovely video! I couldn't help but notice that the example you used for Manipuri is from my temple! The Sri Sri Radha Krsna Temple. Can you tell me where you found the original video? I'd love to see it in it's entirety ♡
I can't help with the entire piece but I can confirm that Manipuri as an art is fully and completely absolutely focused on stories for Lord Krishna and Radha. The costumes that you saw are Radha Krishna impersonations. That is the standard costume of Manipuri unless the female impersonator wears a plom. The art flourished under the Vaishnavs of Manipur.
Beautiful classical dances of India thank you. 🌼🌷🌹🌻
Bharathanatyam(Sadhirattam) is Tamil classical dance.
Ajit Kumar Kanthaswamy Sellaiyer it is only indian .
@Chengai Senthil yes my sister is one of them
@@deepikamahalingam1915 but it is indian.
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Gracias, para entender más la cultura de India.
In Odissi there are lot female famous dancers in Odisha like Sanjukta Panigrahi, Sujata Mohapatra and many more... and its very old and beautiful dance form, eligible to be listed in top of the Indian classical dance list not in the end..
Excelente video explicativo sobre os tipos de expressoes corporais na cultura indiana. Obrigado por compartilhar. Um abraco.
i"ve went through all the comments and literally nobody said a word about mohiniyattam(it really aches). the performer should have immense flexibility and most of all their expressions really matter, its the energy of shiva and the grace of parvati being shown entirely. each movement is so flexible and thereby immense grace. the viewer will be fascinated by their beautiful dress styles and ornaments
I have learnt about this dance from this video. It’s interesting. I have a question will this dance form be learnt by only women as the name indicates. ?This video is also showing all famous dancers to be women.
Nice video but you have to survey more for famous kuchipudi dancers....the dancers which u Informed was not satisfactory....vempati chinnasatyam is the most important guru of kuchipudi and padmasri shobhanaidu
Thank you for the appreciation.. We have done only minimal research with Google to pick a few dancers on every dance form.. Though the video is for competitive exams, we have received overwhelming response from other enthusiasts on Dance too.. We will make sure if we make another video like this we will do more work on finding the achievers and to include them. Thank you.
Even for the competitive examination you have to go for deep search if you are providing details of something which is ancient and classical.
The most notable persons are
Vempati Chinna Satyam Garu, Yamini Krishnamurthy, Shoba Naidu, Sunil Kothari, and Balasaraswati Garu etc are the most prominent personalities and after these people the people whoever you mentioned in the video will come. I'm not saying that they r not, but these people are prominent personalities 😊
Do a thorough research 😃 thank you 😊
Ya what ramya yadav said was true who u mentioned in this video was gr8 dancers but vempati china satyam garu and vedantam radesyam garu and some are the main pillars of kuchipudi😍
ramya yadav ur true😊
@@ramyayadavyeddula1637 Yeah true👌
The most beautiful posture you get to see in odissi.
Thank you so much, your way of this session was so beautiful that I loved it, unlike other teachers who just make such things so boring
You're very welcome!
Loved it. Thanks. My favorite dancer is Maryam Shakiba. She's so strong and graceful.
Bharathanatyam originated in Temples of Tanjore, which is tamilnadu. (i dont know how karnataka is given credits). And no one knows except people of tamilnadu that "sadirattam" (A tamil name) otherwise called as "Dasiattam" (means dance of devadasi) which is banned by british and later revived by tanjore quartets ( again by tamil people) -chinnaya, ponnaya, sivanandam and vadivelu pillai in tanjore during the rule of king sherfoji II. And named it as "Bharathanatyam" (after eliminating all the erotic movements and songs) to mislead british that it is a different dance and not sadirattam. Among the brothers, Ponniah composed several tanavarams, kirtanams, melaprapti, alarippu, jatiswaram, sabdam, swarajati, chauka varnam, ragamalika, padams, javali, tillana, daru, swarapadam, etc., before this sadirattam was just a dance of pleasure. Bharatha muni has no way connected to this and making it mythological with lord brahma is unnecessary. when you are presenting any cultural related things kindly get your facts right!!!
I upheld whatever you say.. But these facts are from sources that were related to NCERT books and UPSC preparation Books. If you get give us book references we will pin this comment on this video. and possibly do a new video on the origin of Bharathanatyam. I would be proud to do so.
Just like Karnataka shastriya sangeetha bharathanatya is from Deccan, after all root word bharatha or natya, neither is Dravidian terms, also it can't be proceeded without jatthi or thala and neither got root in Tamil
May be Tamils stole or carried it out
Avinash MN ha...ha... We tamils have records of Pannisai ( so called carnatic music) from sangam literatures like tholkappiyam, Silapathigaram, seevagasinthamani and so on. We have specific music for particular type of landscapes or lifestyle. And music instruments which you cant even imagine, good that we are using it now and have written records of how toake those instruments and how to play them, otherwise people like you will copy it and name it as vedic instruments. Just show me one concrete record of name bharathanatyam or carnatic music before 18th century... I am not asking you more just one record...
Susilan Sundar
Comparing crude tribal pannisai with sophisticated carnatic ? Nice excuse BTW, carnatic carry roots from sama veda and moves good with chandas and I hope chandas and niruktha are just which is not required for Tamil, isn't it?
BTW, do you Tamils use jattis?
On record
Please know about purandaradasa
Idakka, mridangam, violin, and flute are used in mohiniyattam
how can kathak n bharatnatyam be similar....n by the way those girls who performed the song 'Ayat' was not kathak
It was Kathak
Tatti ji
R reply denge
Its a semiclassical form
In Famous mohiniyattam dancers u missed, the experts like kalamanadalam kalyanikutty amma teacher, kalamandalam kshemavathi teacher, kalamamadlam leelama, and many more, in young generation also dt.neena prasad, vinitha nedughadi
Methil devika is also a young renowned mohiniyattam dancer
I know a lot about south Indian damces cause i m a south Indian PROUD TO BE AN SOUTH INDIAN 🇮🇳
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I'm a dancer. In my opinion chenda and elathalam are not used in mohiniyattom.. but sometimes flute veena violin natuvangam etc are used
Proud to be Manipuri
Indian classical dance is world class and graceful
Your presentation is so visually enthralling.. 3 Cheers to the team for such awesome teaching material creation...!.
Kuchipudi is the hardest forms to compare all states classical dance
Kathak is not similar to Bharathnatyam but I think Kuchipuri is similar to Bharathnatyam.😍😘😇😚😘😘😘😘😍😍😍😇😇😇😚😚😚😚😚😚😚
There is reverse map of Ra and Da in bengali. Puri becames Pudi and Pudi becomes Puri..
No it's very wrong there are many great differences between bharathanathyam and kuchippudi.
@@amrithavarshini3658 yes
There are a lot of differences between Kuchipudi and Bharatha naatyam I guess you're not aware of them😌
Manipuri dance probably gave influence to many southeast asian classical dance ive seen the moves in thai, indonesian and southern Philippine folk dance
This video was v informative, but I'd like you to check again regarding the details of odissi. Odissi doesn't use tabla as the instruments, and rarely use harmonium. You could have mentioned Veena cause it is a mandatory instrument in odissi, and violin too could be mentioned. Hope you find this informative. Also thankyou for this amazing video 👍🏻
Very very importand knowladge. Thank you so much for this video.
I love all languages and all types of people but I love oddishi because I am from Odisha
Shoba Naidu is most popular Kuchipudi dancer you forgot include. I don't know why some people fight over the origins and roots of the culture. All has their own greatness and nothing is less compared. Enjoy what you like and appreciate others.
It's not tabela
Hi Snehal Thanks for noting, We would correct if something is wrong.
Hi, Antara, we have taken into our account of the suggestions given by the community VIA comment section, and we do try our best, but since this video was done almost over 6 months, we cant edit it now, but we do make a note of suggestions in the upcoming videos.
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I don't know how he has not even heard of tabla. It was a good video. Appreciated
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Sir mistake happen is natural and commen... but u don't stop ur effort . Understand ur mistake and rectify ...keep continue ur work..so ur way of approach is very effective method.. so don't stop
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One the most important dancers of kuchipudi are Dr. Vempati chinnasatyam, vedantam prahalada sarma, pasumarthi venugopala krishna sarma
I don't know about nowadays, but violin seriously!? When our dance forms are 2000 years old at that time violin didn't even exist so I don't think so violin was used to as a instrument in india for classical dances
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Loved the video but would want to add a few things. Traditionally, tabla isn't used in an odissi performance, be it music or dance. Odissi talas have a peculiar swing to them, which can't be accurately performed using the table. The instrument used instead is called mardala/maadala, and in some cases, the pakhouj (pakhawaj) or the mrudanga too. And in the list of the prominent artists, some great dancers like Padmashri Sanjukta Panigrahi, Kumkum Mohanty and others too haven't been added.
Beautiful!!! thank you!!!
Very informative. Thanks from Kerala 🧡🇮🇳💙
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To not credit Sanjukta Panigrahi for her pivotal role in reviving odissi and popularizing it among the masses, is absolutely criminal!!
And one more noticeable thing is tat in kathak we don't use talam .....
They are all so beautiful! I enjoy the history they represent.
Bharathanatiyam is a name coined recently when the art form was taken over from the Tamil communities dedicated to the temples art activities from ancient times. It was called as Sathirattam and after all the Tamil kingdoms had their downfalls to Telugu and other North Indian powers. The music especially language used in the art form were taken to other languages that were promoted by the rulers. At the same time the art form was pushed into a situation that misconstrued the communities involved in the art form to a caste system used in North Indian kingdoms as “Devadashi”. When all the Tamil language and art forms were demonized by the Sanskritization both lingually and socially - the British period helped the revival of the art form - when Telugu and other Brahminical North Indian powers were brought under the British. Rukmini Devi Arundale is the pioneer in reversing that social discrimination and help raising the current versions of Bharathanatiyam art form.
Bharatnatyam is itself derived from sanskrit texts. Isn't it?
@@Aman-qr6wi nope
@@domnicworld6556 natya shastra is sanskrit treatise and earliest surviving works on bharatnatyam. There isn't any same equivalent in tamil.
@@Aman-qr6wi and bharatanatyam was created by tamils ....
@@Aman-qr6wi This is because of the ascendancy of Sanskrit and the down-fall of Tamil in Tamil Nadu when the latter came under the indirect rule of non-Tamils after the fall of the Tamil empires in the 14th century CE and the direct rule of it by non-Tamils from the 16th century CE onwards. Many true Tamil arts and crafts went into oblivion because of lack of royal patronage and the influence of Sanskrit on the royals.
Shobana is also a very popular bharathanatyam dancer
We have given few popular names only. Shobana is an excellent dancer and we feel bad for missing out her. Sorry 😞
Thanks for mentioning "Shastriya Nrityam", which was the actual name in contrast with most widely used term Classic/Classical Dance. The word classical resonates something which is 'DEAD', either language, culture, art or Nrityam. As Bharatiya Samskruti is living & continuous and not dead, Shastriya Nrityam/Natya cannot be Classical Dance. Therefore is non-translatable word.
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Bharatnatyam is Tamil dance form!!
Please give us book references for the fact you have mentioned we will pin this comment on this video. and possibly do a new video on the origin of Bharathanatyam. I would be proud to do so.
Exambin if it's not a Tamil dance, can you give me the proof where it is predominantly practiced till date. Answer me this first and I will answer your question.
Pranesh Belli exactly most of the facts mentioned in this video are misleading
Bharatnatyam is practised in the Tanjore district of Tamil Nadu
It's written in the book called Nrityavitan which we use for giving our bharatnatyam dance exams
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