Maadu Meikkum Kanne | Tamil Folk in Bharatanatyam | Aparajita Sarma | Indian Classical Dance

"Maadu Meikum Kanne Nee Poga Vendam Sonnen
Kaichina Palum TharenKarkandu Cheeni Tharen
Kai niraya vennai TharenVeiyyilile Poga Vendam
Maadu Meikum Kanne Nee Poga Vendam Sonnen Kaichina Paalum VendamKarkandu Cheeni Vendam
Ullasamai Maadu MeithuOru Nodiyil Thirumbiduven
Poga Vendum Thaye Thadai Solladhe Neeye"
This song is a conversation between little Krishna and Yashodha. Krishna wants to go out to play and rear the cattle while Yashodha tries to stop him giving reasons like Krishna might be attacked by wild animals and thieves. Does Krishna persuade her? Let us see in the dance.
Aparajita Sarma
Aparajita Sarma as an artiste has been practicing and performing Bhartanatyam since 25 years under the guidance of Guru Kanaka Sudhakar in Delhi. A scholarship holder and a doordarshan graded artiste she has performed extensively in India's many cultural platforms and has also traveled abroad with her art form. Her experiences include teaching and performing in Bali, Indonesia under ICCR for over a year. Apart from actively working in productions and choreographies with her Guru, her two own productions have been Mrigtrishna (chasing desires) and Kashmakash (Kaikeyi's Dilemma). Some of Aparajita's performances have been in Delhi International Arts Festival, Abu International Festival, International Ladakh Festival, Simariya Festival Patna, Sangeet Natak Akademi Festival Dehradun, Spic Macay (performance and workshop in Kota), International Bali Festival, Festival of India Venezuela, Festival by the Nile Egypt, Hindu Temple Performance Edinburgh and many more.
At present, she is the senior Acharya in Nrityabharati, Delhi and manages NGO, S.U.N.A.INA, Society for the Upliftment of National Arts of India, supporting Education and Culture.
Natruvangam - Guru Kanaka Sudhakar
Vocal - K Venkateshwaran
Mridangam - Tanjavur R Kesavan
Violin - Chembai R Srinivasan
Flute - Rajat Prasanna
Video - Narender Sharma
Venue - Mandala pooja celebratuins at Ayyappa Temple, RK Puram, Delhi.
Choreography - Inspired from the Kalakriya series of Guru Priyadarshani Govind
Bharatanatyam
Bharatanatyam is one of the 8 classical dance forms of India. Originally from Tamil Nadu, it is now practiced throughout the world and is a popular genre in many Indian Dande Festivals. The Bharatanatyam dancer is accompanied with the Nattuvangam, Violin, Mridangam and the Flute along with the Vocal rendition during a Bharatanatyam performance. Originally performed mainly in temple dance, this Indian dance form has now spread across languages, genres, religion and boundaries. A regular Bharatanatyam repertoire consists of an Alarippu, Jathiswaram, Sabdam, Varnam, Padam and a Thillana. The Tanjore Quartet is supposed to have formulated the present day repertoire.
Bharatanatyam is an Important Dance Style and is performed in Indian dance festivals & Indian Cultural Events. Dance has always been an integral form of Indian Heritage, Culture & Tradition. Indian Classical Dance Forms have also found their way into the commercial Indian Film Industry. Dance music videos in various Indian are also inspired by Traditional Dance Forms & Classical Dance Styles.
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Today, Bharatanatyam has also been integrated with Kollywood, Mohiniattam with Mollywood, Kuchipudi with Telugu Film Industry - Tollywood, Odissi with Ollywood, Kathak with Bollywood, Kannada & Malayalam Feature Films by the Respective Bollywood, Kollywood, Tollywood & Mollywood Industry.
People Learn Bharatanatyam in India, Malaysia, Singapore, Australia, USA, UK, Europe, Canada and all other parts of the World.
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