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Varieties Of Indian Classical Dance

Indian Classical Dance Comprises Varied Of dance forms

Manipuri: Manipuri one of the most beautiful dance style of India, is completely different, it's visual manifestation, the theme of Manipuri is based in the 'Rasa Leela' which depicts the cosmic of Krishna cowherd maidens, It's an beautiful embroidered skirts along with the dancer and flared from the waist with translucent veils, this is along with Krishna's costume with an tall peacock feather crown, it's add to the radiant appearance of dance as performers sway and twirl to an ascending tempo.**

Mohini Attam:The word Mohini occurs in an eighteenth sentury Malayalam commentary of the Vyavahamangalam Narayanan Nambudiri. It's seeds has in kerla's past, the dance of the enchantress. The performers depict love and devotion to God and the dancer depict purity by wearing a white sari with blouse. "Mohini Attam" had no connections as repertoire or Kootambalam history, has no nevertheless strong devotional element, it's an essentially a solo dance perform by the women.

Kuchipudi: One of the ways to experience the diversity of an Indian culture and tradition is through folk art, folk art dances have different faces in different regions. A typicaly orchestra for Kuchipudi recital includes the mridangam of flute and violin. These dance are most popular than classical dance of forms as they are simpler to perform and to understand. It was practiced once by Brahmin performer of an Andra Pradesh Village, Kuchelapuram, performances are dance dramas commonly referred as "Ata Bhagavantham". But today's majority of female exponents perform in what was once in an all male tradition, stylized mime, using of hand gesture and subtle of facial expressions, which is combined with acting these themes are derived from the scriptures and is accompanied by Carnatic music.**