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Thrailokyapalani
Thrailokyapalani
The Divine Force That Governs the Three Worlds
"Thrailokyapalani" is a powerful and devotional Kuchipudi ballet that celebrates the supreme feminine energy in its most radiant and unified form. The presentation glorifies the divine magnificence of Sri Lalitha Devi, Saraswathi Devi, Lakshmi Devi, and Parvathi Devi — the eternal manifestations of Shakti, the primordial cosmic energy.
In times when evil forces rise and dharma is threatened, it is the unified power of the Tridevis that descends to restore balance. This ballet narrates the divine convergence of wisdom (Saraswathi), prosperity (Lakshmi), strength and compassion (Parvathi), and ultimate cosmic will (Lalitha) — giving rise to Thrailokyapalani, the Supreme Mother who governs and protects the three worlds (Trailokya).
Through intricate Kuchipudi choreography, expressive abhinaya, and soul-stirring music, the ballet brings forth the deeper philosophy of feminine divinity as the source of creation, preservation, and destruction of evil. "Thrailokyapalani" is not just a dance — it is a spiritual journey that invokes awe, reverence, and a deep connection to the eternal Shakti.
Narayante Namo! Namo!
Narayante Namo! Namo!
A Divine Celebration of Eternal Love and Devotion
"Narayante Namo! Namo!" is a spiritually uplifting Kuchipudi ballet that portrays the celestial wedding of Sri Padmavathi Devi and Lord Venkateswara, an eternal union celebrated in devotion and tradition. This ballet is specially curated using the soul-stirring Keerthanas of Sri Annamacharya, whose compositions have immortalized the glory of Lord Venkateswara across centuries.
Set against the divine backdrop of Tirumala, the ballet captures the incarnation of Lord Vishnu as Sri Venkateswara, his divine journey on Earth, and his sacred union with Padmavathi Devi, the earthly manifestation of Mahalakshmi. The narrative gracefully weaves together devotion (Bhakti), divine love, and cultural richness through classical Kuchipudi dance, expressive abhinaya, and melodious renderings of Annamacharya’s timeless verses.
Each scene is brought to life with the lyrical beauty of Annamacharya’s keerthanas, enhancing the emotional depth and devotional fervor of the performance. The audience is transported to a world where music, dance, and spirituality merge — offering a glimpse of Vaikuntha on Earth.
"Narayante Namo! Namo!" is more than a dance — it is a sacred homage to Lord Venkateswara and a heartfelt tribute to the saint-poet Sri Annamacharya, whose bhakti echoes in every movement and melody.
Naa Telangana – Koti Ratanaala Veena
Naa Telangana – Koti Ratanaala Veena
A 2000-Year Journey Through the Soul of Telangana
"Naa Telangana – Koti Ratanaala Veena" is a grand historical ballet that chronicles the rich and resilient journey of Telangana over two millennia. From the illustrious era of the Shatavahana dynasty to the spirited and hard-fought Telangana movement, this production captures the cultural, political, and emotional essence of the region through the expressive vocabulary of Kuchipudi dance.
The ballet unfolds like a living chronicle — tracing the glory of early dynasties, the flourishing of art, language, and literature, and the trials endured during socio-political upheavals. It vividly portrays the struggles of Telangana’s people, their fight for identity, and the unyielding spirit that culminated in the historic formation of Telangana as a separate state in 2014.
With stirring choreography, powerful narration, and soul-touching music, the ballet transforms history into an emotional experience. Traditional Telugu poetry, folk motifs, and classical dance merge seamlessly to tell a story of pride, pain, and ultimate triumph.
"Naa Telangana – Koti Ratanaala Veena" is not just a performance — it is a homage to the spirit of Telangana, a salute to its cultural legacy, and a celebration of its people's undying love for their land, which resonates like a veena strung with a crore gems.
Chaitanya Sharadi Dasarathi
Chaitanya Sharadi Dasarathi
The Roaring Voice of Telangana in Dance and Verse
“Chaitanya Sharadi Dasarathi” is a powerful Kuchipudi dance ballet that captures the life, spirit, and literary fire of Sri Dasarathi Krishnamacharya, the revolutionary Telugu poet who became the voice of Telangana’s soul during a time of political unrest, social injustice, and awakening.
This pioneering ballet is the first-ever Kuchipudi production dedicated entirely to Dasarathi’s works, presenting not just his poetry, but the historical and emotional context from which it arose. Set against the backdrop of Telangana’s socio-political turbulence, the ballet brings to life the poet’s personal experiences, his reactions to oppression, and his bold call for freedom and social equity.
The production features dramatic interpretations of Dasarathi’s iconic poems like "Agnidhara" — a fiery outcry against tyranny, and "Rudraveena" — a soulful blend of art and resistance. Through expressive abhinaya, rhythmic patterns, and powerful choreography, these poems are translated into living dance sequences that echo with the same intensity and spirit as the original verses.
“Chaitanya Sharadi Dasarathi” is not merely a tribute — it is a movement, a dance offering, and a cultural reclamation that honors the poet who wrote with fire and lived with purpose. It invites audiences to witness how poetry becomes protest, how art becomes activism, and how Dasarathi’s legacy continues to inspire generations.
Annadatha
Annadatha
The Hands That Feed the Nation, Now Cry in Silence
“Annadatha” is a heartfelt Kuchipudi ballet that pays homage to the noble yet often overlooked role of the Indian farmer — the true backbone of our society. Rooted in gratitude, awareness, and empathy, this production sheds light on both the greatness of the farmer and the heart-wrenching crisis of farmer suicides in India.
The ballet begins by portraying the life of a farmer — his deep connection with the land, his tireless work through changing seasons, and his silent strength in nurturing the nation’s food supply. Through graceful yet grounded movements, it illustrates the dignity of labor, the sacred bond with soil, and the culture of selflessness that defines Indian agriculture.
But as the story unfolds, the tone shifts. The performance takes a hard, emotional turn as it reveals the harsh realities that haunt today’s farmers: debt traps, crop failures, exploitation, and neglect. The ballet uses powerful visual storytelling to depict the mental and emotional burden that leads many farmers to the unthinkable — taking their own lives.
Through expressive abhinaya, soul-stirring music, and evocative choreography, “Annadatha” becomes more than a dance — it becomes a voice for the voiceless, a plea for compassion, and a call for change.
Haindaviyam
Haindaviyam
Haindaviyam is a philosophically anchored dance ballet that artistically interprets the eternal wisdom of Sanatana Dharma as articulated in the Vedas, Upanishads, Itihasas and Puranas. Conceived as a spiritual journey rather than a linear narrative, the production unfolds the foundational principles of dharma (righteous conduct), karma (the law of action and consequence) and bhakti (devotional surrender), presenting them as guiding forces that shape individual life and cosmic order. Through symbolically layered choreography, contemplative sequences and scripturally inspired musical compositions, the ballet bridges metaphysical philosophy with performative expression. Episodes drawn from sacred lore are interwoven to illustrate moral dilemmas, divine intervention and the path of inner awakening, culminating in the realisation of harmony between the individual soul and the universal consciousness. By synthesising devotion, doctrine and dramatic presentation, Haindaviyam offers an immersive aesthetic experience that reaffirms the timeless relevance of India’s spiritual heritage.
Veerabharatam
Veerabharatam
Veerabharatham is a powerful patriotic dance ballet dedicated to the valiant heroes of India’s freedom struggle, whose courage, sacrifice and unwavering resolve laid the foundation of an independent nation. The production traverses the era of colonial oppression, portraying the anguish of subjugation, the spark of resistance and the gradual rise of collective national consciousness. Through stirring musical compositions, dynamic choreography and emotionally charged dramatic sequences, the ballet honours the martyrdom, moral conviction and indomitable spirit of the freedom fighters. By transforming historical memory into a compelling stage narrative, Veerabharatham serves as a cultural tribute that rekindles patriotic pride, civic responsibility and reverence for the sacrifices that shaped the nation’s destiny.
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