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Embrace the timeless beauty of Bharatanatyam and Mohiniyattam at Nandanam School Of Dance, expertly guided by Gayathri Narayanan since 2019.
At Nandanam, dance is more than steps—it celebrates heritage, fosters self-expression, and unites communities. Students learn posture, technique, abhinaya, and the rich mythology behind Bharatanatyam and Mohiniyattam through deeply immersive, hands-on and comprehensive theoretical training.
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Mohiniyattam is an Indian classical dance form from Kerala, known for its graceful, fluid movements and gentle expressions. It is a lasya dominant dance form. Mohiniyattam’s narratives often draw from Hindu mythology, depicting themes of love, devotion and devine play. The dancers wear traditional attire, including a white and gold sari. This art form is typically accompanied by Carnatic music. The musical instruments usually used in Mohiniyattam are Idakka( hour glass drum), flute, Veena, Kuzhithalam( cymbals) and either Mridangam or Madhalam ( types of drums).
Bharatanatyam is one of the oldest and most prominent classical dance form from Tamil Nadu. It is characterized by its fixed upper torso, intricate footwork, and expressive hand gestures. This traditional dance combines rhythmic dance patterns with storytelling. It often portrays scenes from Hindu mythology, focusing on devotion to deities, with emotional expressions playing a vital role in conveying the story. Performers wear traditional costumes, with distinctive jewelry and makeup, and it is accompanied by Carnatic music, typically performed by a live orchestra of musicians and singers.
