NE SPIRITUAL BUREAU
COIMBATORE, OCT 23
A former student of the reputed dance school Nrityagram, Akshiti Chowdhury, set the stage on fire with her Odissi dance performance on the last day of Navratri celebrations at Isha.
Her performance encompassed unique features, including depicting rituals and deities, portraying the obstacles to Ultimate Knowledge, and performing Kali Thandavam. Artfully capturing the nine Rasas or emotions, Akshiti held the audience’s rapt attention and received huge applause.
- Artfully capturing the nine Rasas or emotions, Akshiti held the audience’s rapt attention and received huge applause
- This year, artists from various parts of the country, including Tamil folk artists and Isha Samskriti students, and alumni, reflected the rich cultural tapestry of the country
In celebration of the divine feminine, cultural performances have been an integral part of Navaratri celebrations at Isha for the past 15 years. This year, artists from various parts of the country, including Tamil folk artists and Isha Samskriti students, and alumni, reflected the rich cultural tapestry of the country.
Today’s cultural performances were inaugurated by the Chairman of Perur Town Panchayat Annadurai, Panchayat President Rajalakshmi, Nagarathinam of Velliangiri Uzhavan Producer Company, and Panchayat President of Perur Chettipalayam Panchayat, Shanti Prasad.
