Bharatanatyam is a traditional Indian dance from the temples of Tamil Nadu in southern India. One of the most respected dance forms, a Bharatanatyam dance tells a story. In Indian mythology ...

The audience was spellbound by the mesmerising Padayani from Kerala and Chhau from Bengal and Odisha, which exemplified the storytelling brilliance of Indian dance forms.

That's why Eyewitness News headed to a Bhangra Folk Indian Dance class. "So, Bhangra is a very fun dance. It's a foot-tapping, energetic. You know, it's a rhythmic dance form," said Megha Kalia ...

Evidence of Indian dance comes from ancient times. The earliest is the ‘wizard dance’ of Bhimbetka caves in Central India, where people wearing horns are seen dancing. This belongs to the Stone Age.

The drama directed by noted Chinese Bharatanatyam exponent Jin Shanshan featured a cast of about 80 talented local performers, many of them learning the ancient South Indian art form. The drama was ...

The captivating Padayani from Kerala and the magnificent Chhau from Bengal and Odisha brought the storytelling brilliance of Indian dance forms to life. The Mentok Flower Dance and Madhya Pradesh ...

Over 5000 folk and tribal artists performed 45 dance forms from different parts of the country during the 76th Republic Day, with the performers covering the entire Kartavya Path -- for the first time ...

Over 5,000 artistes from across India performed 45 different dance forms at Kartavya Path during the Republic Day celebrations. The performance highlighted not only rigorous practice but also ...

New Delhi: Over 5000 folk and tribal artists performed 45 dance forms from different parts of the country during the 76th Republic Day, with the performers covering the entire Kartavya Path -- for the ...

The audience was spellbound by the mesmerizing Padayani from Kerala and the majestic Chhau from Bengal and Odisha, which exemplified the storytelling brilliance of Indian dance forms. The Badhai ...

Capital's patriotic fervour refuses to die down as Delhiites flock to the Red Fort grounds to get a taste of India's rich cultural heritage at Bharat Parv.