Saturday, January 9, 2016

Dinesh Kamath's news '“NrityaKala Tilakam-2015” – An exclusive event on the India Traditional Dance Forms in Navi Mumbai.' that was published in Newsband

“NrityaKala Tilakam-2015” – An exclusive event on the India Traditional Dance Forms in Navi Mumbai.
By Dinesh Kamath

NAVI MUMBAI: In Major City Foundation & Priya Ads (Ads is addition) has decided the theme ‘NrityaKala Tilakam 2015’- an annual traditional dance form presentation & competitions among various schools from Navi Mumbai & Raigad and in various age groups such as Years - (Below 10 yrs), (10-15 yrs), (15-18 yrs), (18 +yrs) on 16 January, 2016 at CIDCO Auditorium, Sector 30A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai from 5:00 pm onwards.
Dance in India comprises varied styles of dances in the country. As with other aspects of Indian culture, different forms of dances originated in different parts of India, developed according to the local traditions and also imbibed elements from other parts of the country. Classical dance In India had developed a type of dance-drama that is a form of a total theater. The dance acts out a story almost exclusively through gestures. Most of the Classical dances enact stories from Hindu mythology & each form represents the culture & ethos of a particular region or group of people. ‘Sangeet Natak Akademi, the national academy for performing arts, recognizes eight distinctive traditional dances as ‘Indian Classical Dances’, these are Bharatnatyam, Kathak, Kathakali, Kuchipudi, Manipuri, Mohiniattam, Odissi & Sattriya (Assamese).
Traditionally, dance as a profession or a hobby was discouraged, but with the changing trend and exposure to these various art forms among schools children by virtue of professional trained classes by the Gurus / Masters has brought hundreds and thousands of younger generation back to this great Indian traditional dance form. These children are now ably supported by their respective families, friends and even schools; however there has never being an exclusive event showcasing the talents and even an Inter school competition on a big platform and on a high magnitude.
“The event highlight is the Grand felicitation of Various Mahagurus who has accomplished over 25 yrs of teaching experience and various Gurus who are teaching various Indian traditional classical dance forms. Many Mahagurus shortlisted for first ever NrityaKala Tilakam 2015, prestigious awards are: Mahaguru. Smt. Aabha Menon (Bharatanatyam), Ms.Alka Lajmi (Bharatanatyam), Smt. Ambili Prasanan (Bharatanatyam) , Smt.Indulekha Nair (Bharatanatyam), Jayashree Nair (Bharatanatyam) , Mamata Biswas (Odissi), Mary Mac Mohan Paul (Bharatanatyam), Nivedita Mukherjee(Odissi), Padamashri Lakshminarayanan (Bharatanatyam), Prateesha Suresh (Sattriya), PRC Nair (Mohiniyattam), Rama Chadra Muthy (Kuchipudi), Sathyavathi Srinivas (Kuchipudi), Sushma Gopinath (Bharatanatyam), Tapasi Mishra (Kathak), Thara Varma (Kathakali)
The lists of Gurus to be felicitated are: Guru. Smt. Anuradha Jalnawalla (Bharatanatyam), Dr.Sarmistha Chattopadhyay (Odissi), Mridula Pradosh (Bharatanatyam), Nagalaxmi Mani (Bharatanatyam), Nila Damle (Kathak), Shamal Pawar (Bharatanatyam), Shriti Nair (Bharatanatyam), Shyama Sugish (Mohiniyattam), Sudeshna Sengupta (Kathak), Suhasini Rahul (Bharatanatyam) & Vidya Venkateshwaran (Bharatanatyam).
Many Mahagurus will be seen performing together on a theme song “Vande Matharam” & Gurus on “Mile Sur Mera Tuhmara”. There are over 30+ students nominated by various schools who will be performing for this year’s NrityaKala Tilakam 2015 gala event and the finale will be the Top Dance Academies participation from across Navi Mumbai & Raigad.
It is a ‘Priya Ads’ initiatives (Specializes into recognition & awards, and concept advertisement). In the recent past they initiated highly successful social events viz. A health event on d ‘National Doctor Day’-‘Aarogyam Dhanasampada 2014 &2015’ & an Educational event on the ‘National Teacher Day’-‘Vidhyaiva Sarvadhanam 2015’.

All are invited to participate in this magnanimous event & mission of ‘Dancing to Live’.  

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