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Sharanga’s Velavane: From longing to divine union

Sharanga Satchidanandam The path of love is rarely smooth, especially when it is one-sided. More so when a girl falls in love with the man...

S. Shakthidharan: “If a family can keep love alive…there’s hope a country can.”

Lakshmi Ganapathy: I want to start by congratulating you on ‘The Jungle and the Sea’; the night I saw it, there wasn’t a single...

Rasika Dance Academy: 25 years, one grand celebration

Chandralekha Rasika Dance Academy Chandrakala (Mahalakshmi Rathinavel) watches as her ardent lover, Sashikumara (Nikitha Sesha), stages a grand dance drama, conceived, choreographed and presented especially...

Aus artist Dena Lawrence’s work on Kashmiri silk carpets

At Germany’s Carpet Design Awards this year, Perth artist Dena Lawrence won the ‘Best Studio Artist Design’ category. Her winning piece, which she calls Maschera,...

Silver hair. Golden years. Vivid colours.

The phrase Ke Dil Abhi Bhara Nahin, is a fragment of an ever-popular song from the Hindi film Hum Dono (1961). The recent Sydney...

Why we need a new kind of Nayika (heroine)

Belvoir St Theatre's successful presentations of solo work (Every Brilliant Thing, Blue, Lose to Win) and South Asian storytelling (Counting and Cracking, The Jungle and the Sea)...

Indian links at Met Gala 2024

We’ve just finished gawking at the Met Gala 2024 red carpet, marvelling at the outrageous outfits each celebrity has pulled off on those famous...

Christopher Gurusamy: Ananda, dance of joy

The ultimate purpose of any art is Ananda, or joy. Dance can bring it in abundant measure when the subject matter, composition, music, and...

How dance forms the light of Sashi Bala’s life

In a wonderful highlight at dancer and dancer teacher Sashi Bala’s recent production for her Natyadharshan School of Indian Dance, the Sun God materialised...

Sanjeev Sanyal: On India’s history, geography, economics and more

When Stewart Gordon’s seminal work When Asia was the World was published in 2007, it was a recognition of sorts that Asia was on...

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Sharanga’s Velavane: From longing to divine union

S. Shakthidharan: “If a family can keep love alive…there’s hope a country can.”

Rasika Dance Academy: 25 years, one grand celebration

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Sharanga’s Velavane: From longing to divine union

S. Shakthidharan: “If a family can keep love alive…there’s hope a country can.”

Rasika Dance Academy: 25 years, one grand celebration

Writing, Masterclassed: Geetanjali Shree at SWF

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Sharanga’s Velavane: From longing to divine union

S. Shakthidharan: “If a family can keep love alive…there’s hope a country can.”

Rasika Dance Academy: 25 years, one grand celebration

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