Dance in India has a rich history. The cadence of Indian dance has weaved the thread of magic in the midst of its motion, poise, beauty and emotion. It is through the grace of movement, amidst the elegant motion of Indian dance ‘freedom finds its image whilst dreams their forms’. The mystical aura in Indian dance adds to the allure of its beauty and grace whilst mirroring its copious tradition in India.
Folk Dances of Indian States reflect its cultural richness. They were originated among the common masses before 19th century.
Padma Subramanyam is an internationally acclaimed Indian classical dancer of the Bharatnatyam style of dancing.
History of Indian Dances has been deeply rooted in Natyashastra. Indian dances have had a profound influence on Indian sculpture and literature
Indian Dance has been one of the significant forms of religious expressions. But it has gradually developed as a form of art and appreciated for its own sake.
Rooted in Hindu musical theater, the classical dances of India or Shastriya Nritya seem to have evolved since the ancient times and have acquired a new dimension.
Types of Indian Dances reflect its cultural richness. Whilst the Classical dances form the very base of Indian dances, it is near impossible to overlook the tribal and folk elements that stand out as separate types of Indian dances.
Indian regional dances are expression of joy or reverence and are entrenched to the age-old tradition.
Indian dancers liven up the Indian Dance performance with their presentation and expanded each dance with their contribution. They have outstanding contribution in popularizing the different forms of dances.
Indian Dance Academies are the institutes offering a comprehensive curriculum related to various Indian dance forms. These academies are playing a major role in promoting various Indian dance forms and also bringing up more dancing talents from the country.
Tribal Dances of India account for noteworthy cultural output under Indian society, standing apart with innovation and creativity.