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Moments and Memories: A Dance Journey

byGeeta ChandranAvailable for performances across Delhi NCR and pan-IndiaStarts from₹2,00,000 Per SessionView full gallery

A collection of glimpses from my four decades on stage, from early debut days to the vibrant artists of tomorrow.

A photograph from my youth that I have always loved for its simplicity and innocence. This was captured by the photographer Amarjeet for a series commissioned during the ASIAD games in 1982.

A performance of Kuchipudi by the talented Abhinaya Nagajothy at our Young Dancers Festival. It is a joy to provide a platform for artists from other classical traditions to share their work.

Abhinaya Nagajothy showcasing the grace and dynamism of the Kuchipudi style. Her performance was a wonderful addition to our World Dance Day celebrations.

About Miscellaneous

The archive is not just about nostalgia. It is a living timeline of my evolution as an artist. You will see the stark, black-and-white grace of my early days during the ASIAD games, followed by the vibrant, contemporary energy of my Young Dancers Festival.

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Geeta Chandran

Available for performances across Delhi NCR and pan-IndiaStarts from ₹2,00,000 Per Session

I am Geeta Chandran. For me, dance is a perpetual conversation between tradition and the present. Whether I am sharing my own early memories or providing a stage for young dancers to blossom, I find joy in every step of this journey.

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Celebrating the first day of Navaratri at home. This festival is a time of spiritual significance for me, and I am surrounded by the traditional Golu doll display, a cherished family custom.4
A quiet moment at home during Navaratri. The traditional wooden pillar in my home is a reminder of the classical arts and heritage that I hold so dear.
Posing with my home temple during Navaratri. My faith and my art are deeply intertwined, and festivals like these are a time for reflection and gratitude.
Another picture from the first day of Navaratri celebrations. The beautiful Orissa silk sari I am wearing reflects the rich textile traditions of India, which are as much a part of our culture as dance and music.

Bharatanatyam Dance and Artistic Traditions

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Ragini ChandershekarPerforms across Delhi NCR and travels pan-India
Feeling supremely grateful for the artistic opportunities of 2024. This image captures an intimate moment with the audience, a connection that I cherish at every performance, from large theatres to small chamber concerts.26
I was humbled to receive the ‘Natya Ratna’ award at the Trinity Arts Festival. This is another impetus for me to continue striving to serve the art in the most honest way possible.

Performances, Press & Posters

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Divya RaviPerforms across UK, India & Berlin
A candid moment, striking a dance pose in a beautiful garden. I find that the impulse to dance can appear anywhere, bringing a little bit of magic to an ordinary day.4
Another photo from my "Red Series," playing with light and shadow. Dance is also a form of therapy for me, a way to find balance and positivity.
The poster for "Kalatra," a performance by the Keelaka Dance Company. The photo has a lovely, informal feel, capturing us in a moment of shared joy before a show.

Moments of Joy in Classical Dance and Performance

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Nandita KalaanPerforms across Delhi NCR and travels pan-India
A moment of perfect synchronicity and balance in a duet with my friend and fellow dancer, Apeksha Kamath. This pose captures the blend of strength and grace that defines our collaborative Bharatanatyam performances.8

Featured Bharatanatyam Performances by Dr. Ramya Suresh

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Ramya SureshPerforms at venues across India
Everything that is Dance is Shiva. A powerful posture from a photoshoot, embodying the divine energy of dance, captured on Mahashivaratri.11
A moment from my performance of 'Maam Pahi' on stage. As a performer, I bring my passion and experience into every class, sharing the depth and dynamism of Bharatanatyam with my students.
Highlighting the beauty of Mudras, the hand gestures that form the language of Bharatanatyam. The soft studio lighting accentuates the grace and precision of the form.

Bringing Bharatanatyam Stories to Life on Stage

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Sushmitha SureshClasses in Malleshwaram, Bengaluru & Kodambakkam, Chennai; Online training available

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