Dancing divinity
6 Nov 2014 3:45 AM IST
Delhi’s cultural stage came alive as under the aegis of the Delhi International Arts Festival (DIAF) ,2014, Kuchipudi exponent Meenu Thakur and group presented a Kuchipudi recital Nritya Samagam at Azad Bhavan, ICCR in the capital on 3 November.
The renowned Kuchipudi artiste Meenu Thakur and her students performance was a combination of classical and choreographed Kuchipudi pieces, which were appreciated by the audience and connoisseurs of classical dance. Meenu Thakur’s students Babita, Dwivedita, Neha, Swati, Suprabha and Jahnvi displayed excellent synchronisation in the items Kalia Mardanam and Aaj Sakhi. Their movements were graceful and aesthetic.
The major attraction of programme was Durga Stotram performed by Meenu Thakur, who portrayed the fiery Goddess Durga who slayed the evil demon and the Gajendra Moksham performed by her students, eliciting generous applause from the audience. The artistes were later felicitated by DIAF.
The renowned Kuchipudi artiste Meenu Thakur and her students performance was a combination of classical and choreographed Kuchipudi pieces, which were appreciated by the audience and connoisseurs of classical dance. Meenu Thakur’s students Babita, Dwivedita, Neha, Swati, Suprabha and Jahnvi displayed excellent synchronisation in the items Kalia Mardanam and Aaj Sakhi. Their movements were graceful and aesthetic.
The major attraction of programme was Durga Stotram performed by Meenu Thakur, who portrayed the fiery Goddess Durga who slayed the evil demon and the Gajendra Moksham performed by her students, eliciting generous applause from the audience. The artistes were later felicitated by DIAF.
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