together, they represent the embodiment of perfection. the synchronization, the grace...there exists a true spiritual connection between these two souls, visualized through dance
Such amazing dancers.....technique, grace, fitness, soul, spirituality....they have it all.....pity, I cannot find a single good quality video of their dance in youtube (specially this Ardhanarishwar piece)....hope they are recording these and keeping in Nrityagram....
I am just blown over by their grace, style and perfection of movement. Never seen anything like it, and don't believe I ever will see anything similar.
+Charles Ma If you do the same piece then its carnatic, no offense. Anyways that's just what I think, I don't know much detail on these things so excuse me if I'm wrong. But I just love Odissi and loved seeing it being performed this way.
The Ardhanarishwara Stotram was composed by Adi Shankaracharya and was originally set in Carnatic music. It has undergone changes over the years. More so, Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi and Oddisi have many similarities and some very stark divergences as well. :)
The chemistry between them is beyond words... Yes, they are breathing together....
Oh my god, no words can describe this sacred and holy dance. It’s beyond of perfection. ♥️
together, they represent the embodiment of perfection. the synchronization, the grace...there exists a true spiritual connection between these two souls, visualized through dance
Gosh!!!!!
THIS IS SO BEAUTIFUL!!!
The dance, the AWESOME SINGING, the costumes, the setting......
Beyond words......I had goosebumps......
Such amazing dancers.....technique, grace, fitness, soul, spirituality....they have it all.....pity, I cannot find a single good quality video of their dance in youtube (specially this Ardhanarishwar piece)....hope they are recording these and keeping in Nrityagram....
Ardhanariswar was an excellent piece of dance.fantastic choreography fantastic performace by the dancers.
beyond words.... they are simply breathtaking
Speechless performance... the best duo ever!
Beyond words.... synchronization is so flawless... merging of 2 souls..... thank you for feast to eyes and heart
Flawless! The two dancers complement each other so perfectly one almost can't tell where one separates from the other in the spirit of pure dance.
Bin jetzt erst auf diese Aufführung gestoßen. Einfach ohne Worte!!! Mir fehlen einfach die Worte. Suuuper zu sagen ist vielfach untertrieben. Das
I am just blown over by their grace, style and perfection of movement. Never seen anything like it, and don't believe I ever will see anything similar.
Breathtaking! Incredibly superlative grace, synchronisation , fitness and performance .
Full justice to Aradhanarishwar🙏🏻
Speechless.....grace.... perfection and marvelous choreography .......are beyond words.....
it's a treat to the eyes excellent the dancer duo maza aya
Perfect essence of sensual purity
This is so beautiful! ♥️ Inspiration ✨
They are so complimentary to each other!
Brilliant Dancing, everything left on the stage!
Jai Aadinath shiv🕉️
Apratim man-mohak Nritya devio 🙏
BEAUTIFUL! POWERFUL! THANK YOU!
Spellbound Performance : superb Synchronization: A performance of Eternal Bliss and Solace
Stunning! Choreography and execution- absolutely perfect
Beautiful composition and very graceful dance indeed
I would love to see them live!! Fantastic Work!⚡⚡💯💯💯
Performance par excellence
Beautiful, with a sensual quality. Exquisite!
Extremely beautiful dance.
Wow! Simply amazing! So so beautiful ❤️
👍👍👍👍👍👍
oldest dance form odishi....very nice
lovely..
Wonderful!
So beautiful
Awesome
Nic performance
14:07 see the aggrasion on her expression ghusbomb
Wait is that carnatic music in the background? Do they dance Odissi to carnatic? This is very confusing.
+maniacram its not we also do the same piece.
+Charles Ma If you do the same piece then its carnatic, no offense. Anyways that's just what I think, I don't know much detail on these things so excuse me if I'm wrong. But I just love Odissi and loved seeing it being performed this way.
:)
The Ardhanarishwara Stotram was composed by Adi Shankaracharya and was originally set in Carnatic music. It has undergone changes over the years.
More so, Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi and Oddisi have many similarities and some very stark divergences as well.
:)
Thank you:)