Mhow: On the occasion of International Dance Day, the Sanskriti Dance Academy came alive with rhythm, movement, and cultural celebration. The event was organized by Ms. Anuradha Rathore, an accomplished Kathak artist and dedicated disciple of renowned Guru Mrs. Ranjana Thakur.
Ms. Rathore, who has been training students in Kathak, folk, classical, and semi-classical dance forms for over four decades, curated a memorable evening showcasing the depth and beauty of Indian classical dance. Under her mentorship, the academy has become a respected hub for artistic excellence, blending rigorous training with creative expression.
In addition to her performances in India and abroad, Ms. Rathore is also known for conducting workshops in dance and theatre, sharing her rich knowledge with aspiring artists. Her students, many of whom appear for examinations through Prayag Sangeet Samiti, Allahabad, have consistently excelled, reflecting her high standards of training and discipline.
The event featured captivating performances by students of various age groups, each display marked by precision, expressive storytelling, and dynamic rhythm — hallmarks of the Kathak tradition.
International Dance Day, celebrated globally on April 29, honors the universal language of dance and its power to connect people across cultures. At Sanskriti Dance Academy, the celebration stood as a testament to the enduring legacy of Kathak and the passion of those who keep its spirit alive.
Ms. Rathore’s commitment to the performing arts continues to inspire future generations, ensuring that the classical traditions of India remain vibrant and cherished.
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