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Capturing the Spirit of My Bharatanatyam Performances

byDivya RaviAvailable in London, Berlin & major Indian citiesStarts from₹25,000 per itemView full gallery

Beyond the studio, the stage is where my research and choreography come to life. These are moments from my recent festival performances and collaborative projects.

A moment captured at the Samarpan festival. I've been fortunate to work with this photographer for many years, and his artistic eye always captures the nuance and finesse of the performance.

A New Year's photoshoot against a stunning natural backdrop. This image, invoking Lord Shiva, is about setting new goals and dreaming new dreams for the year ahead.

A dynamic leap from a performance at the Nritya Upahaar Festival. The energy of a live performance is something truly special, and I'm grateful for every opportunity to be on stage.

An expressive moment from a performance at the Nirantaram Festival. It was a joy to present pieces from my production *SARVASYA* on the auspicious occasion of Vaikuntha Ekadashi.

About Additional Performances

Every performance you see here is the result of hours spent coordinating with live musicians to get the Raga and Tala structures exactly right. When I step onto a stage at a festival like Nirantaram, the energy shifts based on the space, the acoustics, and the audience response, making each rendition of a piece like Sarvasya distinct from the last.

Performed at festivals like Nirantaram and Samarpan. — Approved by the tribe
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Divya Ravi

Available in London, Berlin & major Indian citiesStarts from ₹25,000 per item

I’m Divya. For me, dance is a way of life—a constant search into old poetry and stories that have been lost over time. When I’m on stage, I don't just perform steps; I try to bridge the gap between ancient texts and the people sitting in the audience.

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Bharatanatyam Performances and Professional Choreography

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