Salangai

23/08/2026

Come support our dancers as they present their love for Bharatanatyam on stage.🙏🏼

Please RSVP by filling in the form - https://forms.gle/zn1LFcWc81F7pPpE9

🙏🏼 🧿🪬

08/08/2026

What is Bhavam? What is Abhinaya?

08/08/2026

It was a great pleasure meeting Priyadarsini Govind Ma’am in Sydney and having a wonderful conversation with her about Abhinaya. Thank you, Ma’am, for generously sharing your insights into the intricacies and nuances of Bhavam and Abhinaya. 🙏 🙏🏼

24/07/2026

To all the art lovers

08/03/2026

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30/09/2025

Salangai students performance at Sydney Murugan Temple The Saiva Maram cultural Navarathiri event.

This video features the students of Salangai Bharathanatyam classes performing during the Navarathiri celebrations organised by The Saiva Manram at Sydney Mu...

27/09/2025

🪔✨ Vijayadashami Special ✨🪔

I’ll be starting new Bharathanatyam classes this Vijayadashami in Constitution Hill.
These sessions are small and personal, for anyone who wishes to explore this beautiful art form. Whether children beginning fresh or adults taking up a long-time dream 🌟

This isn’t a big school, just me sharing what I love with our community. 💫

If you or someone you know is interested, feel free to DM me.

18/09/2025

Salangai students are set to perform at Sydney Murugan Temple Navarathiri show. We invite you to attend and encourage the young talents 🙏🏼. Sydney Murugan Temple

26/06/2025

Traditional Classical Dances of India – A Timeless Cultural Legacy 🌺

India’s classical dance forms are more than just art – they are a blend of devotion, discipline, storytelling, and spirituality. Rooted in ancient traditions and scriptures like the Natya Shastra, each dance form reflects the rich heritage of its region.

✨ Bharatanatyam (Tamil Nadu) – Graceful and powerful, it combines expression (bhava), music (raga), rhythm (tala), and dance (natyam).

✨ Kathak (North India) – Known for its intricate footwork and spins, it tells stories through gestures and rhythmic beats.

✨ Odissi (Odisha) – Fluid and lyrical, this dance often depicts divine love and temple rituals.

✨ Kuchipudi (Andhra Pradesh) – A dance-drama style blending classical dance with theatrical expression.

✨ Kathakali (Kerala) – A visual spectacle with dramatic facial makeup and vibrant costumes, portraying epic tales.

✨ Mohiniyattam (Kerala) – Feminine and graceful, often associated with the enchanting spirit of the mythological Mohini.

✨ Manipuri (Manipur) – Soft, spiritual, and flowing, often inspired by the Raasa Leela of Radha and Krishna.

✨ Sattriya (Assam) – A devotional dance that evolved from monastery rituals, combining music, drama, and dance.

These classical forms are more than performance—they’re a spiritual offering and a celebration of India’s cultural soul. 🌟