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Our Navaratri Bharatanatyam Series

byPreetha ArunClasses at Whitefield studio & available onlineStarts from1,000 one timeView full gallery

Every year, my students and I dedicate these nine days to honoring the nine forms of Goddess Durga. This series captures their interpretation of these divine forms through the language of Bharatanatyam, blending tradition with their own growing grace.

Wishing you a Navaratri filled with love and devotion. Here I am, starting our Navaratri series.

Navaratri Day 6, honoring Katyayani, the goddess of courage and strength. Performed by my student Deepya.

Navaratri Day 2, honoring Brahmacharini, the goddess of devotion and self-discipline. Performed by my student Manasvi.

Navaratri Day 7, honoring Kalaratri, who represents the destruction of darkness. Performed by my student Abhishikta.

Our Navaratri Series, Day 9. Performed by my students Durga and Panchami.

Our Navaratri Series, Day 4. Performed by my student Ishitha.

Navaratri Day 8, honoring Mahakali, the goddess of ultimate power. Performed by my student Akshadha.

Our Navaratri Series, Day 7. Performed by my student Vibhusha.

Navaratri Series, Day 1. My student Subha Nair celebrates the divine feminine energy.

Our Navaratri Series, Day 2. Performed by my student Niya.

About Our Navaratri Series

This collection is a glimpse into how my students translate the complex symbolism of Navaratri into movement. When you watch these pieces, look closely at the Araimandi (half-sit) posture and the hand gestures—these are the result of the consistent, disciplined training we practice in the studio. It is a joy to see my students, whether beginners or those closer to their Arangetram, embody the strength of Durga with such sincerity.

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