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Bharata Muni has divided hand gestures into three categories: asamyukta, samyukta, and nritta hasta. The gestures made with one hand is known as asamyukta hasta, whereas gestures made with the support of both hands is known as samyukta hasta. The hand gestures used in dance are called nritta hasta.
- Ans. Hasta Mudras serve an integral purpose in the field of Indian Classical dance. Hasta Mudras allow a dancer to fully express an emotion, or an...
- Ans. Hasta Mudras are gestures made using our hands. According to our ancient scriptures, Hasta Mudras are those formations of hand gestures that f...
- Ans. According to Natyashastra, there are three types of Hasta Mudras. They are - Asamyukta Hasta Mudra, and Samyukta Hasta Mudra, and Nritta Hasta...
- Ans. According to Natyashastra, there are 24 Asamukyta Hasta Mudras, 13 Samyukta Hasta Mudras, and 27 Nritta Hasta Mudras. There are a total of 62...
- Ans. In Kathak, we use many Hasta Mudras. Hasta Mudras form the base of all story-telling pieces. Some commonly used Hasta Mudras are as follows -A...
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Since the Vedic period, mudra has been an important component of Indian tradition and culture. The mudra is a technique for using the body to explain and execute things in a way that everybody in the audience can understand. The word gesture has numerous definitions in the dictionary, but it has a unique meaning in the context of classical dance. “...
Mudra is based on the Natyashastra’s list of 24 mudras and the Abhinaya Darpana‘s list of 28 mudras. The latter eloquently describes how Kathak dancers express themselves. Various types of dance forms with their own scriptures have expanded on this theme using Bharatmuni‘s expertise as a foundation. In all of these writings, hand gestures are regar...
When one examines the history of Kathak, it becomes clear that the focus was on eliciting emotions from people’s daily lives and connecting them to storytelling. Today’s Kathak encompasses a wide and diverse variety of topics. Kathak is an essential part of every major dance festival in the country. It enjoys enormous popularity both nationally and...
Sep 1, 2011 · Chandrakala Mudra is the fourteenth hand gesture of the 28 Single Hand Mudras (Asamyutta Hastas) as described in the Abhinaya Darpana. Technique: Fold your little, ring, and middle fingers into the palm and stretch out your index finger and thumb in 90º angle between them.
He learns Bharatanatyam from Chandrakala Raghavan, Sri Amruthakala Dance Academy.
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Chandrakala Academy conducts classes in Dance and Kathakali Dance Classes. It is located in Janakpuri, Delhi. It takes Regular Classes- at the Institute and Online Classes- via online medium. Want to learn from Chandrakala Academy?
