Natta Adavu in Bharatanatyam (Part Two)

Natta" means to stretch and so the Adavu involves some stretching to form beautiful patterns.

[@singer_the_artistic_genes]

i always wanted to learn but couldn't afford to do so . you are a very gud teacher indeed . m loving it .

[@prasannalakshmim87]

really so nice your videos are that helps me to fulfill my dream to learn dance.thank you so much

[@yakshineejayabalan3595]

ma, thank you so much.my dance teacher freaked me out by telling practice but i don't remember the steps.. and she don't teach like u..u saved my life ma

[@liztom78]

hi, just want to thank u 4 uploading this video, ur explanations are so detailed and u dance so well, u make a wonderful teacher. always wanted 2 learn bharatnatyam and ur video is my source now. thnks so much

[@anjalinandan]

@kelincon, Learning adavus and hasta go simultaneously. Memorizing the hastas would help.

[@anjalinandan]

Thanks Maya. Yea there are lot of hand variations in Tatta Adavu.

[@livelifeandbhappy1]

hi!! ur videos have helped me a lot, but can you teach in kalashetra style? because i've been learning that style from beginning and now its different, so its hard to adjust and its very confusing.. can you teach in kalashetra style?? thank you

[@khushijain9740]

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[@fariqueaddy]

wow...this video is totally help me to master the basic step of Tatta Adavu for my 1st collage performance...thank you so much....

[@pooksiecola]

I really want to thank you for doing this. i just recently learned the steps and wanted a good overview and yours is perfect

[@Bunny2132]

I thought you didn't turn your head but just looked with your eyes..? the videos help a lot! thank you!

[@anjalinandan]

@Nooral, There will be changes from school to school. No issues there.