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Kathak Dance Classes in Bangalore

byRhythmotionOnline classes and at studio in Rustam Bagh LayoutStarts from2,200 per monthView full gallery

Authentic Kathak training in Rustam Bagh, focusing on precise footwork, graceful spins, and expressive storytelling through the Guru-Shishya parampara.

Snippets from a Kathak class where students are practicing a traditional Kavith on Lord Krishna. We explore how classical movements can beautifully interpret different styles of music.

A moment of quiet practice, focusing on the flow and grace of Kathak. The clean lines and controlled movements are a result of dedicated 'riyaaz' or practice.

Practicing 'Kalhaayi ki gath', a piece that depicts the graceful movement of the wrist. This is a duet practice with my daughter, Alar, showing how two dancers can move in perfect sync.

A mother-daughter duo practicing a 'Tukda' in Jhaptaal. This short, rhythmic composition showcases the sharp and precise movements that are characteristic of Kathak.

A fun moment in the studio, practicing a Kathak 'tukda' to a classic Bollywood melody. This shows the versatility of Kathak and its ability to adapt to different musical genres.

'Chakkars' or spins are a highlight of Kathak. Our students are practicing their turns, focusing on maintaining balance, speed, and a stable axis, which is a key skill for any Kathak dancer.

Sometimes you just need to dance. A spontaneous moment of practicing chakkars at home, finding joy and a serotonin boost in the simple act of spinning.

This is a 'Parmelu', a composition in Kathak that uses rhythmic syllables from the pakhawaj drum. Here, a student executes 25 chakkars, demonstrating stamina and control.

Two of our students practicing a 'Parmelu', a rhythmic composition in Kathak. Notice the synchronization and the energy in their chakkars, or spins.

A 'Chakkardar Thoda' being practiced in our Kathak class. This composition involves a rhythmic pattern repeated three times, ending precisely on the 'sam' or the first beat of the cycle.

About Kathak: Rhythm and Grace

At our Rustam Bagh studio, we distinguish ourselves by incorporating live music accompaniment — tabla and harmonium — in our regular classes. This is crucial for developing an instinctive understanding of Laya (rhythm) and Sur (melody), which you simply cannot replicate with recorded tracks.

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