Understanding Bharata Natyam - PART 2 || Project SHIVOHAM

[@ProjectShivoham]

Hi all, previous version of the video had a glitch, hence reuploading.

[@abhishekkumar-ee8tq]

And what was That?

[@Moksha_Rahasyam]

What happened to your old videos.. I don't find them..

[@deepakgupta5733]

My search for truth ends here on your channel Project Shivoham.... Now please let me know how can I contribute to this journey? 🙏💐😊❤️

[@vurevu1017]

Hope you forgot to mention about Yakhsgana, which is well documented since 15th Century

[@sadhvika1587]

@@vurevu1017 yakshagana is a folk play not a classical dance

[@gokulraj58]

Iam really really proud that Barathanatyam was originated in Tamilnadu... and the divine Nataraja statue is a gift from the Great Chola Kingdom.... I also proud that we Tamil people saved this culture with its originality from any foreign invasion for many centuries.... I also ask people that please support our ancient cultural artists who are still maintaining the soul of our Bharath.... Om Namashivaya.....🙏

[@ganeshshukla1284]

Yes love from north Indian Hindu 🙏😊 Jai Bharat Jai Hindu 🙏😊 Om namah shivaya 🙏😊

[@lakshmanansundaram1340]

And the current situation/life style of tamilians barring a few is exactly opposite of their original identity.. Reason is missionaries, jihadis and dravidianists (aryan invasion theory which is fake)

[@pavanbarhate6765]

And now rice bag converters are taking over in South 😂

[@Ramkrishna369-RK]

Jai Hind 🚩🚩🚩 Jai Bharath ✊✊✊

[@Tamo8]

6:14 'Bhava' is also an epithet of Mahadeva as the 'lord of emotions', Bhava's wife 'Bhavani' is an aspect of Devi.

[@harshrk4468]

Bhai! Your research and presentation is just Amazing! 👌 👏 😍 I wish you conduct public programs ..specially In schools/colleges please. It bring revolution and awareness in future generations 🙌 as Late Shree Rajiv dixit ji

[@fausten3]

I second that emotion.

[@rishabgupta7072]

I third that

[@vasu2773]

I salute to you sir. I myself a kuchipudi professional dancer. You have done an incredible research 👏. Prananam to you and the whole team. Thank you for compiling and presenting so well.🙏

[@সত্যেরঅনুসন্ধানে-র৮ফ]

Excellent presentation and a great subject to know. In this video the background music volume is fine.

[@lsr7523]

We need to bring back our culture into mainstream, classical/folk/spiritual knowledge, dance, songs, music, literature must be saved! Bharatiyata should remain alive!! This is the only culture which can save humanity...🙏🕉️

[@Deus-Gratia]

Thanks for amazing videos in just 1 day.As, always you never disappoint us. 🙏🚩.

[@harrinibajaj5583]

I am blessed to have this knowledge 🙏 because of you before I leave this world one day. 🙏🙏🙏

[@alexalex9700]

🤪👍when scholars of rest of planet were using mode of education such as discourse, writings, stories, plays, it's amazing to know that along with those methods, Slokas and movements of body( roughly dance) used scientifically to educate ( not entertain) masses👍👍 never thought, scientific info can be put in sloka form, Slokas are well assimilated in mind than theorms. This helps in development of known knowledge.👍👍

[@gayathrikeshavan6417]

I am a Bharata Natyam dancer and teacher. This video is very interesting and informative for all students. I keep talking about this to my students, now you made my work easy. !

[@kalpanaa831]

You, Praveen Mohan and Janakiram Telugu cosmic channel are here for a purpose.Keep going.Good job.

[@snatanpurush2025]

आप यदि भारतीय समाज को भारतीय वैदिक संस्कृति से अवगत करवाना चाहते हैं तो आपको हिंदी में इन वीडियो को बताना चाहिए न कि अंग्रेजी में। आपकी ये विडियोज अति महत्वपूर्ण है और हम आपको धन्यवाद करते है जो आप हम लोगो को अपनी संस्कृति से अवगत करा रहे हैं पंरतु हिंदी में करवाए क्योंकि सभी लोग अंग्रेजी में समर्थ नहीं है।इसलिए आपसे आग्रह करता हूं कि भविष्य में आने वाली विडियोज हिंदी में बनाए ।🙏 जय श्री राम जी 🙏

[@vishal8827]

I'm from garhwal region of Uttrakhand and under garhwali fock there are several type of natyam or dance form like tandi ,thadya, chofla, jhumelu ,raanso chopati and many more ,most of them are group dances. And theatrical forms are paandav Leela, chakrbyuh, kamalbyuh ,ramleela, and stories of ancient kings of garhwal ( all are theatrical expressions).

[@pawankumarranjan4164]

As usual excellent work... Just to add... 12:10 yavanas who were greeks settled in ancient bharat...becuz ancient bharat had huge trade relations with greeko-roman world...which we know through the roman coins found in temples...these yavanas settled in the north western regions of gujrat...and we know still we can find poeple who are fair with brown beard... Good that you didn't imposed your opinion in this video and excepted that you lack research in this topic...so glad to hear this almost every content creator imposes opinions as fact... Keep your excellent work on... Namaskar🙏🙏

[@akku_31]

Amazingly explained... Love for the culture and you

[@blackvenom2945]

It's request. Please, make video on "Surya Siddhanta". Other scriptures like it.

[@DanishGSM]

Thanks so much for the video and info. I wish you All the best.

[@dr.muralikrishnagk3280]

Great job again shivoham,,, I always wait for your upload to watch the videos...because am very much interested to know about the history... Especially the truth behind everything we all misunderstood.... My best wishes with you shivoham Keep up the good work...🙏

[@sureshgopalakrishnan5303]

Wow!!! Great information!! My daughter did her Arangettam couple of months back here in US. Never know the details then. Shared this video with her and few other cousins

[@RishiSharraf]

Hare Krishna

[@skverma6940]

Project Shivoham 🙏 Please continue your great contribution .

[@ayushisinghchauhan1215]

Blessed to know this channel and team. 🙏🙏😇

[@fausten3]

Bravo. Thank you for the 2 cents, it is worth abundantly more to me. Keep up the good will, in sharing your research with the World. it is yet another form of 'Natyam' and the knowledge is welcome.

[@Meetwaah]

Can you give an example of most perfect bharatnatyam, to view this beautiful glorifying dance

[@shuvamchatterjee8611]

This man is a legend. Kudos to you.

[@krpyky]

your level of research is of another level just like our culture.

[@gsuranjana7146]

Very very informative. I used to learn bharatnatyam in my childhood but never knew these details... thank you

[@chandruraja2657]

Very well articulated!! Great presentation. Please accept the gratitude and thanks !!

[@rajendra1304]

Thanks for posting such videos 🙏

[@1nilu1]

CORRECTION - Karanas are NOT static poses, they are a short series of movements combining limbs, torso and head to make a moving dance piece. Its why you are seeing 4 arms which represent the first and last movement of each Karana. Bharat Muni's Natyashastra, although appearing highy detailed, is actually lacking in practical instruction to perform these Karana's. There are scholars who have done extensive research and have had to visit the temple sites where the sculptures of these Karana's are present and also taken further notes from Abhinava Gupta's work on the Natyashastra to piece together the missing information from the shastra to present the Karanas as we see them today. Also stated incorrectly here is that the 108 Karanas form the basics of Bharatanatyam. This is not true as Bhatanatyam along with all the other classical dances of India only use up to 5 of these Karanas. Very few dancers have learnt the Karanas and there is no one that has mastered all 108 Karanas that I have heard of today. You also didnt mention the first chapter on the detailed instruction for the construction technique and structural rules and ritual to building the theatrical playhouse. I am classical Indian dancer who has read the Natyashastra.

[@commonman5768]

Thanks ❤

[@maya-cc2sx]

27:37 I didn't know so many folk dances existed, I want to learn about all of them now!

[@LIFE-fq9kv]

Excellent work SAMBHO

[@boranikhil_]

Everything was going fine and then he made a common mistake. Karana is not a static posture but a dynamic movement. There are many reasons to suffice but most important ones are that one of the major elements of Karana is a Chari (movement of the entire lower body) along with Nritta Hastas (Movements of the hands) and Sthanakas. Secondly, Abhinavaguptacharya in his commentry on Natyashastra calls it a combination of Sthiti & Gati, station and movement respectively. Number three, It suggests motion and hence it is no wonder that it is the very name of a treatise on the motion of planets by Varahamihira. And also, it's a fallacy that modern Bharatanatyam is the mother of all classical dance forms.

[@vaishalilg8309]

You have access to the original scriptures? Can you please tell me where to find them, struggling to find

[@ushaluhadiya2094]

Excellent documentary about Bharat Natyam. But failed to explain the connection to the Universal phenomenons like the planetary motions or the movement of an electron around the nucleus. Also it did not explain how Bharatnatyam is related to the Natraj''s power of creation and destruction.

[@raymondwalker8458]

Thank for all of your comment and devotion it really shows pro

[@medhalprabhakar8199]

Very good information about Bharath natyam. Your efforts are admirable.

[@skguntur]

VANDANALU GURUVUGARU………

[@fausten3]

Just a note to your readers. I have witnessed many Spanish Gipsy Dances and it was very surprising to find so many similarities, to our Barath Natyam. Perhaps Lord Shiva's mission to unite the world is still in play.

[@santusanturohit4832]

Romani/Gypsy are Indian from North West India..Mostly from Rajasthan,Gujarat,Sindh and Punjab..They were taken as slave by Turks and Arab during Islamic invasion in India. .They were sold in slave markets of Baghdad and Istanbul.later they ended up in Europe. Flamenco dance form of gypsy in Spain is twin sister of Indian classical dance form. .Kathak reached Spain via Rajasthan,Baluchistan,Persia,Arab, Egypt etc became Flamenco..The soul remain same but acquired many flavours on it's route..

[@ritukiran]

Gorgeous! congratulations - great job!

[@drvk6776]

Thanks ..... Aadi shakti Kalyan Karen

[@aashiryaanand]

Could u pls break the video into segments as per the subtopics discussed so that it's easier for us to get back to the subtopic as n when we want.

[@anue2009Utube]

Thank you for such comprehensive commentary on different aspects of Sanatana Dharma! 🙏🙏 Just a thought came to my mind while watching the video... KaraNa = still photography Agna+haram = garland of poses of Karana = movie clip of a screen with, needless to say, series of still pictures, screens per second And so on...

[@tulabowry9556]

Wonderful foundation

[@PriyankaPavateDanceVerse]

Thank you for such an informative video. ❤👏🏻👏🏻Reminded me of all the prep that went into the Bharatanatyam Vidwat exams 😅..

[@niteshpandey5465]

Very great work..plz make a video on indian classic song , how it develops and how it is similar to other world..

[@subhmaypatra5562]

This is Brilliance

[@vidyanathan2734]

Thank you for all these most informative and amazing videos 🙏❤️

[@nevreadyy6052]

Karanas makes me curious about the process as it shown the postures are performed by someone having four hands, how person having two hands can do this,? Please through some light Brother 🙏

[@krishnanair9390]

I sort of imagined a dance of Euler's Identity in my head while watching this NGL, that would be lovely e^(iπ)=-1

[@nirvikalpeshwara8287]

Anna, in the fram of 7:02, in the bottom right corner, where "Rasa" is written in white capitals, you have listed 8 Rasa-s 8n black, just above it. Whereas it should have been 9, I guess. 🙏🏻

[@nraveender5]

Excellent description. 👌

[@businesshunt]

Excellent no words bro

[@SpongeBob-xh8ir]

I hope I could go back in time

[@aek12]

Yeah Indian Culture was very deep, beautiful and rich. With Real spirituality of Divine Man and Woman. Man were living beyond the limitation of thought and connected with the supreme.

[@Gabriel._H]

🙏🔥🙏

[@kritoapple5433]

Thanks for all, but can you activate subtittles for this second part of this subject ? I have some difficults to understand your english, ....its my english, not yours ;)

[@TheDileep666]

Hello at the time of 03:15 of the video you said sarwavarnikam as it meant for all people but it has another meaning my mother tongue is TELUGU so sarwavarnikam means it “can explain everything “ in the form of art. So I think this can be a good explanation than varnas and stuff.

[@srikanthpolisetty7476]

Sarvavarnikam means "for people of all varnas". You can look up for translations of Natyasastra by Sanskritists.

[@nandanandana9347]

It is possible that what you commented about 'sarva varna'...but it is more possible 'not' because then a more appropriate expression is 'sarva matrukam'.

[@ranjithshetty]

I wanted to know if Yakshagana also is part of these naTya form? This is also very old classical art in Coastal Karnataka.

[@omshrimatrenahama9999]

Wow. Great explanation. 👍

[@roykumuda]

Beautiful narration

[@madhu-zj2ot]

how they lived.... how we are living😔

[@rajivkaila9489]

Dear, there are no captions available on this video. It helps in understanding it easily.

[@desairajtube]

Excellent presentation!

[@vidyaajithkeeriyadath8844]

Explain about DevaDasis ?How they Exploited?

[@rubenthrinaidoo8197]

Where can we find the Natya Shastram?

[@mukeshvijayaraghavan7550]

Wonderful video

[@rakshah.g5914]

Can u pls suggest the book for reading this in traslated version ...thiss is so fascinating..✨

[@clauaome25]

I love all your videos!!!

[@puttetivenkatakamalakishor4121]

Super sir

[@AlexandraKaeser]

Could you please write down the music credit?

[@rr-jp7kg]

I appeal to all Muslim women to look into this beautiful art form. ♥️

[@bandisrikanth731]

Excellent information sir.. I think lots of days in my thoughts BHARATHA NATYA SHIVA BANGIMA...IS ...SYMILER FIXED TO OUR INDIAN (MAP) LAND... I'f possible kindly make a information...I our vedios...Tq...

[@paadipanta2607]

Please also make a video on Nrityam which is further complex

[@krishnakumara1508]

Namaste sir Ytha hasta tatha dristi yatha drith tatah manas yatah manas tatha bhava yathao bhava tatha rasa...

[@anuradhavm2228]

Waiting for part - 3

[@AdityaSharma-qj1nm]

Hey can you make video on indian history

[@sureshgopalakrishnan5303]

Is there a video on cast vs. varna?

[@sivasairamchitrada5247]

Thnx much

[@MU-yq4ww]

Hey man can u give a ppt of it or smthng like that? Like the slides u use..or the software u use to make them

[@baharthr]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@mariajosy8528]

Super

[@tushar1396]

Good going bro

[@mraduldhawan6401]

Some time I think that you must give more information because we don't know anything about ourselves. Thank you.

[@micromacro9850]

👌👌

[@hiremathashikhamani675]

Please do video on ''indian classical music''

[@navinshah8834]

pls make a video on caste varna jati etc

[@paadipanta2607]

I think Kathakali is very old, it is a danava form of dance and should predate all other dances. My thoughts.

[@nandanandana9347]

Why do you think kathakali predates every other dance form?

[@KiranKumari-dk3eb]

Please make a documentary on varna system

[@ShreyaSingh-ho4ym]

Please make something for varna system too

[@pushpalathachaturvedi5318]

Meeru shivoham project telugulo cheyagalara inta viluvaina samaachaaram English artham chesukoleni vaarikiandakunda potundi dayachesi veelayithe cheyandi🙏🙏🙏

[@ullajimadhu]

Anna, please do it all are in Telugu, I really want to meet you anna, please do all videos in Telugu.

[@nithishnithish504]

Nice

[@lakshmilakshmidevi936]

Say about Kathak dance history

[@tushar1396]

Now make a video on Surya siddhanta

[@pallavibhandari6816]

👌👌👏👏👏👏👏

[@anjaliaron5749]

now a days most of the dancers dont use ALTA on their finger tips n feet . Y🤔🙏❤️

[@dr.anishrituraj558]

🙏🙏🙏💓💓💓💗💗💗💖💖💖

[@knvsureshbabu]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@achyutakrishna]

🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽