NAVAPALLAVA SERIES
A revolutionary movement against the "pay & perform" plaguing the world of Indian Classical Dance. The festival provides holistic opportunities by eminent Gurus. The aim is to empower dancers against manipulation in the name of progress.
19TH JULY 2020
Pankaj Saikia presented the graceful, sacred movements of Sattriya from Assam, while Aneri Sheth shared the fluid, lyrical elegance of Mohiniyattam. By uniting these distinct artistic heritage styles on a single platform, the session highlighted the diverse tapestry of classical expression while deepening the Foundation's commitment to supporting traditional artists.
18TH OCTOBER 2020
On 18 October 2020, Taamara Foundation presented Navapallava, featuring two traditional dance forms. Shridhar Hegde brought Yakshagana to the programme, while Gopika G. Nath presented Mohiniyattam. The programme brought two distinct traditions into the same space and strengthened the Foundation's engagement with Indian performing arts.
2ND & 3RD JANUARY 2021
On 2nd and 3rd January 2021, Navapallava featured four dance forms across regions: Sumedha Sen Gupta brought Odissi in Bangalore, while Swathi K performed Bharatanatyam, Nimmi K took Mohiniyattam to another level, while Bedanta Bikash Dutta showcases Sattriya, the traditional Assam dance form.
25TH SEPTEMBER 2022
Taamara Foundation hosted Navapallava on 25th September 2022 featuring Hridya Haridas on Mohiniyattam and Sushmita Suresh on Bharatanatyam.