Improve your Teermanam Adavu 1

We bring to you short videos by Karuna Sagari on various topics of Bharatanatyam that are authentic, bite-sized and accessible. It may be a valuable resource for Bharatanatyam dancers and educators. This is part of Bhakti Natya Niketan’s Outreach Initiative to promote insightful dance education beyond geography.
About Karuna Sagari:
Karuna Sagari is a Classical Bharatanatyam Artist who is currently under the mentorship of Malavika Sarukkai. She is a Kalakshetra Alumna who previously trained under Sheejith Krishna for a decade. She holds a Masters Degree in Tamil from Annamalai University and a Masters Degree in South Asian Studies, Heidelberg University, Germany.
Instagram - @karunav
Facebook - Karuna Sagari
Website - www.karunasagari.com
About the Institute:
Bhakti Natya Niketan (BNN), founded by Karuna Sagari in 2008 is a Bharatanatyam Institute at Coimbatore. Over 14 years, BNN has trained more than 500 students from over 14 Indian States and 6 countries with over 20 qualified teachers who have worked with the institute.
Organic Pedagogy:
With a rich experience of working with students from diverse backgrounds, Founder Karuna Sagari devised an Organic pedagogy where a learner learns Bharatanatyam like how a child learns his/her mother tongue.
Learn with us:
We are open to offer workshops with Karuna Sagari, both online and offline. If you are interested, please do fill the following Google form and we will write back to you within a week.
For interested organisers - forms.gle/tXpJxdyiK9fQtMZ38
For interested participants - forms.gle/ikxEUQuxw8Fih8GDA
Contact us @ [e-mail]
We do not have admissions for regular classes currently.
Credits:
Video Editing: Vijayshankar
Admin: Hema R
Demonstration: Sandhya V
Sandhya served as Teaching Faculty between 2018 and 2022 at Bhakti Natya Niketan and trained with Karuna Sagari during the period. She is now under the mentorship of Rakesh KP. Instagram - @sandhyave

[@nagajyothijyothi3885]

Thanks for your teaching, please keep on guide us mam..🎉

[@sreedevimv8078]

Thank you mam..please do a video on Periyatheermanam adavu also..your explanations are very useful.❤❤

[@swapnanair6278]

Thank you Ma'am 🙏🏻

[@titinchatterjee1308]

Very informative mam🙏🏻

[@supreethav7302]

Thankyou ma'am

[@shamnaputhalath8643]

Thanku mam❤

[@srishtikuwait]

Absolutely wonderful. For a group presentation is it OK if we don't move for this adavu.

[@bhaktinatya]

Absolutely. When you are working in a group, you need to think not only of space but also the context of the Adavu. Happy to respond to your question