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Where art never goes out of style
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[The Hindu] - Distinguished tradition One such is the dance school Kalakshiti, founded in by professor MR Krishnamurthy to carry on the distinguished tradition of his teacher, the legendary Rukmini Devi Arundale. “I wanted to replicate the spirit of Rukmin
Kathakali, Bharathanatyam regale audience
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[City Journal.in] a Tillana in the raga Hindolam set to the tala, Khanda ekam. It was choreographed by Rukmini Devi Arundale, the founder of Kalakshetra, Chennai. Though all the musical tracks were played back, it didn't make much difference in the visual revelations.
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[The Hindu] dedicated to Gods, but equally beautifully choreographed Tillanas exist that make no reference to the divine and instead speak of institutions and human beings such as Kalakshetra (Bilahari tillana) and Rukmini Devi (Natabhairavi tillana).
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[The Hindu] - Mangai spent a few years at Kalakshetra, when “attai”, the institution's legendary founder and dancer Rukmini Devi Arundale was there. “Although I did not learn dancing, I gained valuable exposure to the performing arts,” she says.
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