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Hamsa Venkat

Hamsa Venkat is a keen explorer of the art form of Bharathanatyam and is a dancer from the Kalakshetra School of dancing in Chennai
Arts

A thing of beauty is a joy forever

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The Nrityagram Dance Ensemble performs at Confluence. HAMSA VENKAT reports
Arts

Dancing to the rhythm of her heart

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A personal development experience: that’s how this debutante Vaanie Krishnan describes her arrangetram. HAMSA VENKAT reports
Arts

When the music moves you

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Originality and spontaneity mark the Swaralaya Sydney Music Festival’s tenth anniversary, writes HAMSA VENKAT
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The secrets behind the success of Vetri

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Sydney’s Tamil Arts and Cultural Association performs a romantic comedy that appeals to all ages. HAMSA VENKAT reports
Arts

The magic of motherhood

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A Bharathanatyam performance explores the relationship between mother and child, writes HAMSA VENKAT
Humour

Facing the pressure to Facebook

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If your life isn’t on Facebook, then you probably don’t have a life, writes HAMSA VENKAT
Arts

A duet of power and grace

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Siblings Shruti and Adarsh present a joint arrangetram, HAMSA VENKAT reports
Arts

Our story: A snapshot on stage of the Sydney Tamil community

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HAMSA VENKAT on the Tamil stage production 'Namma Kathai'
Arts

Of love and loss

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Ruchi Sanghi’s School of Indian Dance offers a new take on one of Indian literature’s most tragic love stories, writes HAMSA VENKAT
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