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Bharatanatyam is a traditional Indian classical dance form, renowned for its intricate footwork, expressive hand gestures, and emotive storytelling. Rooted in ancient Indian culture, it combines rhythmic movements, dramatic expressions, and graceful postures to convey narratives, emotions, and spiritual themes, embodying the rich heritage of Indian art.
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At Nritta Dhyana, we adhere exclusively to the Kalakshetra Baani style.
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Nevertheless, for an enhanced viewing and learning experience, we suggest utilizing either a desktop or a laptop.
No problem at all. Your classes will be arranged to accommodate your geographic location and time zone, ensuring convenience for you.
Certainly. Every student who successfully completes our programs receives certification from the Nritta Dhyana Academy of Performing Arts.
Our instructors recommend daily practice for a minimum of one hour to reinforce class teachings. Practice duration varies based on your skill level and goals. Students aiming for rapid progress may invest more daily time.
The course fee varies depending on the course type and additional hours of study you choose, including regular batch options. Contact us today to explore our diverse fee packages further.
Indeed, online Bharatanatyam classes leverage advanced technology, facilitating seamless dance instruction through ZOOM. With NAPA, you can access top-notch instructors based out of our centre in Kuwait or in Bengaluru , India and transcending geographical and time limitations to pursue your dance education.
It is better if you can start as early as the age of 4.
However, there is no upper age limit. As long as you are physically capable and have the learner's mindset, you can start learning Bharatanatyam even at the age of 60.
It takes 2-3 years of consistent practice to get your body attuned to the dance form. Further, it takes 4 years to achieve the diploma and two years for the post-diploma.
Learning Indian classical dance nurtures cultural appreciation, enhances physical fitness, fosters discipline, and aids in emotional expression. It instills grace, rhythm, and self-confidence while preserving rich traditions and connecting with a vibrant artistic heritage.
NAPA Dance School offers personalized 1-on-1 classes, tailoring the dance experience to each student's unique needs and goals. This individualized approach ensures focused learning, rapid progress, and a deep connection with the art of Indian classical dance.
Yes! Students learning Bharatanatyam at our academy have the flexibility to pause their studies for personal reasons and resume their course later. We understand that life can be unpredictable, and we welcome students back with open arms, ensuring a seamless continuation of their dance journey.
Learning Bharatanatyam is not solely tied to the Hindu religion. It is a profound Indian classical dance form that transcends religious boundaries, celebrating diverse cultural expressions, stories, and emotions, making it accessible and meaningful to all.
