Classical Dance
Bharatanatyam
The mother of all classical Indian dance forms, originating from the sacred temples of Tamil Nadu. A complete spiritual, aesthetic and physical discipline rooted in Natyashastra.
Born in the courts of the Mughals and the temples of North India, Kathak blends the rhythm of footwork (tatkar) with expressive storytelling (abhinaya) in a stunning union of power and grace.
Our training program focuses on standard-aligned, authentic learning methodologies. We guide students from their first steps through advanced theory and practical modules, preparing them for stage confidence and national certifications.
Under the lineage and parameters set by our academy, each student receives close mentorship from certified teachers. Standard exercises, physical balance, timing (tala), and emotional projection (abhinaya) form the pillar of our daily training.
Students of this program are prepared for standard examinations and certifications. Our curriculum aligns with recognized boards, allowing students to earn official diplomas and academic credits.
Focused on developing basic balance, rhythm control (laya), simple footwork patterns (tatkar), and primary arm movements (hastak). Builds stamina and upright posture.
Basic foot tapping cycles in Teental (16 beats) at single (ekgun) and double (dugun) speeds.
Foundational arm movements aligned with foot taps, focusing on chest height line and graceful wrists.
Primary vertical spinning techniques on heels, focusing on head spotting and maintaining steady axis.
Learning salutations (Naman) and decorative statuesque postures (Thaat) that open traditional compositions.
Introducing technical Kathak structures like Toda, Tukda, and Tihai, alongside simple storytelling expressions (Gat Nikas) and performance alignment.
Short compositions combining footwork and hand gestures, concluding with sharp Tihais (three-fold repeats).
Graceful walks and mime representing daily life characters, deities, and introductory narrative expressions.
Reciting and executing footwork in chaugun (quadruple speed) while maintaining precise tempo boundaries.
Clapping and reciting bol structures (e.g. Dha-Thei-Thei-Tat) vocally prior to dancing.
Advanced technical execution of complex Paran, Vandana, Tarana, and mature dramatic Abhinaya. Prepares students for certifications, solo recitals, and choreography.
Compositions set to traditional drum (pakhawaj) bols and devotional invocation dances (Ganesh/Krishna Vandana).
Advanced, sitting or standing expressive narrative (Abhinaya) using poetry, exploring delicate nuances of emotion.
Complex footwork patterns and multiple rapid chakkars (turns) executed continuously with absolute balance.
Comprehensive board exam syllabus preparation covering historical lineages, dance theory, oral viva, and solo recital structure.
A glance at our academy students during practical showcases, group certifications, and rehearsals:
Classical Dance
The mother of all classical Indian dance forms, originating from the sacred temples of Tamil Nadu. A complete spiritual, aesthetic and physical discipline rooted in Natyashastra.
Music
Hindustani and Carnatic vocal traditions, taught through rigorous riyaz and an understanding of raga, tala and bhava. From sur-sadhana to concert-level performance — a complete vocal journey.
Instrumental
Harmonium, Tabla, Sitar and Keyboard — our instrumental curriculum is designed for both the serious student and the cultural enthusiast. Structured practical training with certified examination pathways.