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Sarbani Ghosh an Indian classical danseuse specializing in Odissi and Bharatnatyam form of dancing. An exponent of Guru Sri Debaprasad Das gharana, she has taken training from Guru Smt Sonali Mahapatra in Odissi and from Guru Smt Anita Mallick in Bharatnatyam. She has performed in multiple dance festivals in India and abroad - to mention a few - International Odissi Dance Festival in Bhubaneswar, Banga Sanmelan/NABC in Las Vegas USA, Guru Pankaj Charan Das Award Program etc. She also took course in Modern Dance teaching program from Arya Dance Academy NJ, USA,Sydney.

She teaches Indian Classical and Contemporary Dance in Pune,Maharastra. Please contact her for more details around curriculum and timings.

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OUR CLASSES

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Your quest for the perfect Dance Academy can end right here. Our extensive list of classes includes many types of dance and a variety of skill levels, so rest assured there’s an option that’s perfect for you. We’re constantly updating our offerings, so check back often to make sure you don’t miss out on a new dance opportunity.

Odissi Class

Odissi is an Indian classical dance form originated in the Hindu temples of eastern state of Odisha.

Odissi is based on our ancient Sanskrit Hindu text Natya Sastra. In initial days this dance form was performed by Devadasis with music themed on Indian mythology. Many caves and temples in Puri, Konaraka and Bhubaneswar carry the heritage sculptures and paintings where we can see different form of this performing art.

In this program we will learn the graceful dance of Odissi.

Bharatnatyam Class

Bharatanatyam was originated in Tanjore Tamilnadu. The word Bharatanatyam comes from

two associated word “Bharat” and” Natyam”. Bharatanatyam's theoretical foundations are based on ancient Sanskrit text by Bharata Muni called ‘Natya Shastra’. Bharatanatyam is also based on ancient Tamil epic ‘Silappatikaram’. Most of the stories depicted in this dance form are seen in our ancient temple sculptures.

In this program we will learn the classical dance form of Bharatanatyam.