A man by nature is a communicator and is always looking for ways to share emotions.
Natyarambha’s AbhinayaDarpana ‘Yatho Hastha, Thatho Drishti; Yatho drishti, thatho manaha; Yatho manaha, thatho bhava; Yatho bhava, thatho rasaha.’ meaning where the hands are, the eyes go; where the eyes are, the mind goes; where the mind goes, there is an expression of inner feeling and where there is feeling, mood or sentiment, experience is evoked.
Rama Vaidyanathan is one of the foremost Bharatanatyam dancers of her generation. She trained intensively under the legendary dancer Yamini Krishnamurthy and the celebrated Guru Saroja Vaidyanathan. In a performance career spanning more than 35 years, Rama has developed her own individual style without forsaking the core principles of her dance form. Her technique is grounded and yet there is a fresh approach to the innumerable dance compositions that she has added to the Bharatanatyam repertoire. Having performed at every major dance venue in the world, She has been awarded several titles. Rama balances a hectic performance schedule while conducting workshops and master classes all over the world, inspiring a whole generation of dancers. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx