Sharada Kouthuvam by Sanjena Ramesh - Sridevi Nrithyalaya - Bharathanatyam Dance

[@moneshsupekar2589]

It all is the story of goddess Saraswati and the song explains all the qualities of goddess Saraswati in Marathi the official language of Maharashtra state of the country India. Goddess Saraswati is known as the goddess of Knowledge, wisdom, imagination power and everything that make us pure hearted, pious, humble, kind and truly human bing and the dancer is trying her best to explain all the qualities of goddess Saraswati as well as her devotion, love and worship towards godess Saraswati through her dance. Thank you very much.

[@iwaspinnygigfirst]

What is the dancer's name?

[@linachernyaeva8151]

@@iwaspinnygigfirst it sayss "sanjena Ramesh" in bottom right corner that might be it

[@iwaspinnygigfirst]

@@linachernyaeva8151 thank you, it is. I found out after I asked. She's like living artwork

[@linachernyaeva8151]

@@iwaspinnygigfirst I completely agree, i'm glad I know her name so I can watch more of her performances!!

[@shivani99999]

thank you this is the comment of knowledge and importaince i appreaciate

[@marymary25960]

I may not understand the story she is conveying but she's doing it with such grace and enthusiasm that you have to keep watching.

[@ellewoods8178]

True ! 👍

[@sol.yolteotl]

The explanation of the dance is in the video's description! :)

[@joemamma7339]

Sharing our culture and traditions with others is great, we have so much to learn from each other. God bless, I believe diversity is our strength...were all the same at our core, yet we have so many ways to express ourselves. May we all live long and prosper 🖖☺️🖖

[@pavithrabalaji2325]

that is the beauty of Bharatnatyam

[@muskansingla5361]

Exactly!

[@darksidegirl]

Whoever is wondering what those intrincate gestures mean: I visited a local dancing and music school in a village in India and some girls have been studying these things for years and years. They have to learn and understand the language those symbols represent, they are telling a story just with the hands and eye gestures, and the extremely accurate positions of the fingers... It's amazing!

[@bobbyboche9025]

That's beautiful. Def going to be visiting India!

[@shivagoddess333]

I thought so...because obviously there's so much precision put into those movements..

[@francescalorusso8281]

@@Rootofasphodel I want to lean everything about this. My understanding is something like sign language but in dance form. Every movement conveys a meaning.

[@shivagoddess333]

@@Rootofasphodel wow..beautiful

[@Lundy.Fastnet.Irish_Sea]

I keep watching the hand gestures and I imagine they're almost like a sign language.

[@canderellanaturella8316]

I can’t stop watching this video- it’s so captivating. Pardon my American ignorance, but I’ve never seen any dance like this before. Thank you so much!❤❤❤

[@vidhyadhar64]

Bharatnatyam on Marathi Song... True Indian Culture... One India, One Culture... Thanks for uploading...

[@naliniganesh5163]

The singer's voice is divine too, do you know who is the singer?

[@sulpu]

The introduction hymn was written in Sanskrit by the ancient Indian poet Kalidasa

[@liudmylastriukova4869]

❤👍🙏🇺🇦

[@chigglywiggly]

India is too vast to be described as 'one India, one culture '. That is to betray its richness and diversity. Indian nationalism is a curse on India.

[@abhishekbaranwal8991]

​@@chigglywiggly..... It is through Indian nationalism that different parts of this diverse but one culture can be unified. There is an undeniable unifying undercurrent that runs in different parts of the country

[@jamespettypool2983]

Stunningly beautiful. The control this dancer has over her body is near total. It's like one of the figures in a Hindu temple decided to come to life and dance for us. What a joy to behold!

[@shotgunbettygaming]

HEAR! HEAR! I nearly wept at the beauty save for want of seeing the rest clearly!

[@Mayonnaisetdy]

I agree , the combination of her movement in dance and the music captivates .

[@tula__]

Exactly. Her figure resembles those of old Hindu temples.

[@patriciazimbres]

Exactly, that was what struck me the most: a Hindu sacred statue coming to life.

[@Jakub-kw1rx]

(Revelation - John: Chapter 5,13) Blessing and honor and glory and power Be to Him Who sits on the throne, And to The Lamb, forever and ever.

[@christinecortese9973]

I can’t imagine the mastery of the body necessary to do this. She is magnificence incarnate.

[@user-ml1mr1ls2y]

She's still a teenager I know this because some days ago they announced her 12th board exam results in which she scored 97.4% marks . She looks a lot older though.

[@SL-my4fg]

@@user-ml1mr1ls2y she doesn't look older.... it's the makeup. And it looks good

[@q4fire]

Not to mention the mental discipline and focus.

[@deepumylife]

This is bharathanatyam. All mudras have meaning. All movements have to be done in perfection. This is years and years of training. Interested Indian children start the training by 4 yrs itself

[@deepumylife]

This needs

[@enderarias8099]

She is dancing with every part of her body and make it seem so easy. She is dancing with her fingers, with her hair, with her eyes. It is mesmerizing!. Even when I don´t understand the message she is giving, I can feel holiness.

[@deepumylife]

This is bharathanatyam. All mudras have meaning. All movements have to be done in perfection. This is years and years of training. Interested Indian children start the training by 4 yrs itself.

[@enderarias8099]

@@deepumylife wow! It is incredibly interesting! Thank you.

[@seethadevi1653]

@@deepumylife 0

[@rsr7241]

Search for "Charlene Alindao" 's post and expand replies to their post and you'll see Sri. Prashant Nasery's English translation of the lyrics.

[@clearvoiceful]

It is prayer to Goddess Saraswati, Goddess of knowledge, light, all art forms and literature.

[@abdallahayouchi2665]

وكأنه احد الجوارح يترجم إيقاعات الى حركات كلها حيوية ونشاط ما اسعد من يفهمها اما روعة التقديم ولا في الخيال الأسطوري ربما عاشت شعوب على هذا الإبداع النفيس الشكر الجزيل لكل من تتحفنا بها

[@Mayaya942]

She looks like she came straight out of a painting, or like a sculpture. Too gracious, gentle yet energetic and fun. It’s wonderful to see her dance.

[@Kapetan_Kanenas]

Oh, this is not just… a dance. It is one of the most exquisite flowers of the eternal and immortal India. A majestic celebration where combined the ethereal and the sacred with the carnal and the fiery sensual. And this woman is not just a dancer... From Greece, with great respect and love.

[@shotgunbettygaming]

HEAR! HEAR!

[@austin426512]

I always wonder why Greece didn’t maintain its great culture and how sad it got wiped out from Christian invasion. The difference is we made everything is divine and it survived. Greece had thousands of years of contact with Bharat even from Mahabharata war over several thousand years ago..

[@Dangur2]

Greek Byzantine culture was also great, although not so widely known.

[@mbangroo]

Greek indian connection is eternal too. Lets get back together to it, this world needs its ancient civilizations back.

[@lilliehalumi8770]

Our whole family went to Greece in 1973, my Dad wanted to find his birth certificate. I was so surprised to find that Greeks did not know how to do any of the traditional dances! Greeks in America knew them all, they were keeping the culture alive with music, dance, and cuisine. And I loved it. I learned so much from my grandmothers about cooking, my Dad played Greek music all the time (and Egyptian, Turkish, Spanish, and Classical music) and my mom was pretty good at the dances. But I fell in love with India when I was about 29 years old after I saw my first movie, it was titled Jhanak Jhanak Payal Baaje with the immortal GopiKrishna. What a dancer, as yet unsurpassed by anyone.

[@Marcello1b]

I'm from Canada, This is a fine Art, perfectly executed. I adore to discover foreign culture. I used to go in an Indian restaurant where Indian music was played. Since then, I searched for any Indian music. From Philipp Glass with Ravi Shankar to traditional Indian singer from early 60's... It is fascinating to see this performance for her facial expression while dancing. How humanity brought to us from centuries such Art and how artists still bring to us today such devotions to perfection, it makes me pray for them, for the wonders of our humanity can bring us. God bless India!

[@avacado9689]

Thank you so much. Love 💖 from India 🇮🇳💜 🇨🇦

[@katherinebiava684]

Estimado, comparto el sentimiento, este arte esta en una dimensión absorbente. Es magnífico!

[@nsridharam]

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[@nsridharam]

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[@katherinebiava684]

@@nsridharam wow! 👏🏼 Muchas gracias!

[@pheenix42]

After seeing something like this, one is inclined to agree that Heaven did grant humans the art of the dance.

[@noname13years62]

Here try this too , it's another Indian traditional dance called odissi .There are actually 7 ancient dance forms , odissi is supposed to be the oldest about 2000 years old. kzbin.info/www/bejne/goaro4etp6hmrbc

[@alurnataraj2919]

Beautifully said!

[@noname13years62]

@Marcel Podina what?

[@holaramirez]

Well put, conquer.

[@ideastshoa6383]

Since you bring this up, I'd like to point out: Han Chinese (the major race in China) is the only people on Earth that doesn't have folk dances. Therefore though most people in the world can dance to celebrate many occasions such as weddings, Chinese can't do that. The minorities in China, such as Uyghurs, have lots of folk dances. But they are all under culture genocide. To be fair, Han Chinese do have performance dances that professionals do for events like royal ceremonies, or in places like brothels. But no dance for ordinary people to celebrate or enjoy in daily life. I always wonder, what kind of culture is it that folk dance doesn't exist?

[@ChannelOM9]

This young lady is an avatar of perfection. I learned Bharatanatyam when I was young. I was even told I was very good. They were wrong. I was not even remotely close to this prodigy. Im in my 50s now. I’ll try my next birth. In the mean time, I’ll enjoy this and be happy I got to see this, this birth. God bless you kiddo 🙏👍🙂🍀❤️

[@anharr4662]

If you don't have any sort of physical issues then you can try restarting,there many Dance schools in India that take students upto 60 ,why wait for next birth

[@Penna-sm7jm]

If you learned Bharatanatyam you must be a very talented person!

[@J.Augusto_Ibarra]

If I were seeing her but hundreds of years ago, I would think she is some kind of goddess. Those dance moves and hand gestures mesmerized me.

[@brendaparris6019]

Ancient India at her best. I do hope this dance is never lost on the current generation. Belle.

[@JitzyJT]

current generation is turning more and more woke. So I doubt the culture going to stay for long

[@atharvagawkar4827]

As along as tall towers of temples exist ,Indian dances and music will exist

[@sauravmondal4342]

it will never , because after BJP coming to power our generations has gone towards more to their roots and of course Ancient Temple are there to keep it..

[@sauravmondal4342]

@@JitzyJT no brother you are young , you simply can not generalise whole India through Mumbai , Delhi , Banglore like cities ...

[@taekooktrash9607]

@@atharvagawkar4827 that means it's going to exist forever. as the temples aren't going to get abolished anytime soon.

[@Theshakingfist]

She is so powerful and her body is so strong. Yet, her movements are so delicate and graceful. It's really stunning

[@AnastasiyaOfitserova]

This was my first time watching traditional indian dance. This is insanely addictive, unique, and beautiful ❤❤❤

[@juanc.9814]

How many good things India has to share with the world, its culture is an immense gift to humanity. While watching this hypnotic dance I have thought that it is a remnant of the times when the human being spoke with and of the gods. Namaste India.

[@mnmlst1]

I hope this culture never dies. It's absolutely amazing.

[@BodhiPolitic]

I have seen such incredible precision only from the very best Jazz tap dancers but never with such breathtaking grace and expressiveness. Classical Indian culture is so amazingly rich.

[@shotgunbettygaming]

WHO is this woman?! It's as if an ancient statue came to life from 3000 years ago. Her performance carries a heavy power within it. It was a pleasure to behold.

[@jeetenzhurlollz8387]

8000 + years ago to be more accurate.

[@shotgunbettygaming]

@@jeetenzhurlollz8387 Hear! Hear!

[@thesilversurfer7136]

Such graceful movements and such amazing control, so beautiful and incredible. I always wished countries could have just left each other and cultures alone. We would have such an amazingly richer world than what we have now with all the war, hate and destruction.

[@ogenopen]

You know, i have traveled the world seen many "things" but honestly this dance is like looking to something not from this earth. The beauty gives me goosepimples. I showed it to my daughters (18 and 20) and the look in their eyes! This performance must have taken a lifetime practising to reach this level. Thank you very much madame Sridevi Nrithyalaya. I take a deep bow.

[@ogenopen]

I mixed the name of the school and the dancer Sanjena Ramesh i am very sorry

[@tomachapovska3104]

Ну, вот... Можно держать страну сотнями лет колонией, обчистить музеи, вывезти артефакты, лишить образования, но. Этот танец - Вселенная, пляска звезд. Его элементами можно выразить все, что угодно. Думаю, математику также. Культура живет и имеем подтверждение. Да и не танец это вовсе. Это язык, с помощью которого считывается информация на генном уровне. Индусы одни из носителей и хранителей древнего Знания. Если человечество уцелеет и будет достойно, узнаем еще много интересного. Девочка - гениально танцует.

[@Sonamआर्या]

I whould like to paise your thinking ❤❤❤

[@marshallhobay181]

Her dance skill is beyond of all dances that I have seen on KZbin

[@Priya-bt3oj]

You should check other dances in the playlist of SDN. I will rate this performance 4* They have better pieces.

[@markrush2107]

How can anyone not be utterly taken away by the profound beauty we see here? Brilliant.

[@advaitekbote2198]

This is india lyrics of saraswati vandana are in marathi script and performed by south Indian beautiful group

[@TsarOfRuss]

Oh! i was wondering why she wasnt white as all Indians are portrayed these days

[@user-ml1mr1ls2y]

@@TsarOfRuss Bollywood does that.

[@spreefeech7634]

Props to the singers too, they made such a sincere effort to get their marathi pronunciations right (specially 'ch')

[@shortinformation1607]

@@TsarOfRuss Indians warry in colour!

[@19683]

Marathi is a language not script, not uncommon to have marathi compositions

[@sarapeach2912]

She is expressing the greatness of Sri Saradha, (Saraswati), goddess of knowledge( wisdom), education and arts. Her movements are beautiful 😍

[@SoLuVaBle299]

I am absolutely hypnotized by the pattern that’s revealed on her outfit when she moves her knees outwards. It was such an unexpected delight in the beginning and it adds the gold dust on top of an already magnificent performance.

[@misskrabypattypeachybabyma539]

Let's take a moment to appreciate not only the dancer, but the singers as well. Their voices gave me ✨goosebumps✨ every time! ♡

[@mushielover]

I'm completely unbelieving in any religion but this dance deserves my respect and awe.

[@luvthetux]

I like watching Indians perform cultural dances. They are so precious and wonderful to watch. Pay attention to the finger placement. It's amazing.

[@vdgjolly]

I had to watch the dance already three times to somehow get in all the aspects like feet movement, gestures, facial expression ... and still I think I will need another few times 😄 Not to mention the music and vocals, which are great too, even if I don't understand the language. And just now I recognized that breathing is also used explicitly.

[@deborahswart1718]

Whenever I watch Hindu temple dances I am reminded of the antediluvian giants and their colourful world of seemingly endless cultural, natural and Hi-Tech possibilities and inventions. Knowledge long lost, only written down in codes which often are no longer accessible for the human race of today, except through dance.

[@ss.2727]

This is called Bharathanatiyam not Hindu temple dance. There is no such thing.

[@user-ml1mr1ls2y]

@@ss.2727 the dance forms in India developed from temple arts.

[@chris7brook]

I wish you were my friend 🤠

[@deborahswart1718]

@@user-ml1mr1ls2y Thanxfor the info.

[@deborahswart1718]

@@0arjun077 Thank you so much I am going to copy this info.

[@morethanme]

Get a sense this could have been performed yesterday, or 5000 years ago. Dhanyavaad!

[@donboscow9291]

Where are you from?

[@morethanme]

@@donboscow9291 I come from the land of ice and snow: Sweden. Where do you come from?

[@donboscow9291]

@@morethanme India. How do you know the word "dhanyabad"? My friends and relatives have been to Sweden, they loved it!

[@morethanme]

@@donboscow9291 it was really nice to hear you liked it here. I have never been to India, but would like to go there someday, rather large country though so don't know where to begin. About the word: I have one of the best dictionaries in the world: Google Translate.

[@nandinimishra6901]

​@@morethanme start from "VARANASI" one of the oldest cities in the world. And don't forget to watch "Ganga aarti" the hymn to holy River Ganga mother of bharatiya (Indian) civilisation holiest River and most sacred mother River one who washes the sins of human kind.

[@geetharamarao6589]

She is so perfect in her movements and mudras that I feel she must have been pursuing this art for many lifetimes. They don’t come in just one lifetime. Wonderful!!!! Poetry in motion.

[@Reincarnation111]

I wanted as how many years of 'sadhana' and from what age one has to begin to achieve this level? But you answered my question, more than one lifetime. I get so overcome with joy, admiration mixed with a wee bit of envy for the dancer, and reverence for the dance form that I burst into a sob while watching such performances, complaining to Lord Shiva for not giving me this boon. But I suppose...there is always the next life.

[@heinhermans4532]

iI do agree. Perfectian in motion. I understand every movement has its saying an meanings.

[@kumar7359]

@@Reincarnation111 if you look at any Indian art form, the purpose is clearly self realisation. The art forms themselves are nothing but expressions when one is situated in the Self. Please don't get dejected and rely on the next lives to master an art you like. You may have something else to express freely. Who knows what you have to showcase. Anyway, self discovery is the more fundamental pursuit one has to engage in. Everything else sprouts from that. Wish you well

[@ainhoaaparicio3729]

@@kumar7359 Great piece of advice.

[@HindiLearnersDiary]

Indeed flawless peformance

[@kalevala29]

Very impressive and beautiful. She also has advanced degrees in real analysis and abstract algebra. 😀

[@docgammycat]

So different from my ballet training and so awesome and captivating! I was transfixed! Such skill + talent!

[@michellegruber4187]

She is beautiful and very graceful and her dancing is perfect. I enjoy very much watching the expression of her body and her face. Indian music is fascinating. Thank you. From Canada

[@ТрессаВинтер]

Удивительное ,гармоничное сочетание песни и танца,и потрясающая энергетика и радость жизни в каждом движении танцовщицы. Огромное спасибо что поделились этой красотой с миром.

[@МарианнаПопова-ц8о]

Прекрасные комментарии на этом канале. Рада, что люди так глубоко воспринимают это древнейшее искусство - ТАНЕЦ!

[@user-fb6zd7wq8w]

This is 5000 years or more living culture and art form. Older than egyptian civilization.

[@alatomalbeth3947]

Aha…Hát hogyne…!😵‍💫😵‍💫🤭

[@1must.Imagine.Sisyphus]

​@@alatomalbeth3947it's atleast over 2500 years old

[@TheLastOutlaw-KTS]

Why do Indians always try to compete with Ancient Egyptians of Africa? 😂 it’s funny. Ancient Egyptian culture goes back 2500BCE or even further are you high?

[@SolracCAP]

Both are ancient. Can appreciate both.

[@TheLastOutlaw-KTS]

@@user-fb6zd7wq8w why are Indians always trying to claim they are more ancient than Africans😂 it’s cute

[@petrastanczyk-id5dj]

❤❤❤Die Tänzerin ist FANTASTISCH,danke schön für so eine Liebe & Anmut❤❤❤

[@NanoPanoGusano]

I am chilean born in sweden. Enchanted by this wonderful perfomance.

[@ТатьянаСафарова-н1б]

Превосходная танцовщица!❤❤❤ Каждое движение точно выверено. Как древние апсары, сошедшие со стен древних храмов. Танец повторяет танец древних танцовщиц более 2000лет назад

[@КастиельБерия]

Несомненно, традиция сего танца священна- залог вечной молодости и украшение индусского народа.

[@bharathikotikalapudi3654]

Undoubtedly, the tradition of this dance is sacred - the guarantee of eternal youth and the adornment of the Hindu people. (this is the translation)

[@Empress_Dominique]

I just recently started challenging myself both mentally and physically to dance similar to her. Wonderful performance! Thank you for sharing this video!

[@paulbutler4167]

The absolute purity of the dancers expression of a message so profound that one need not know the language has captured our imaginations with tears in our eyes. Thanks and Bless Sanjena Ramesh!

[@michaelbrandt5416]

I would surrender to any Indian goddess...so graceful, such beauty, so much devotion. Bless you for sharing.

[@yariannifamilia4994]

Look that musicality, she's flowing with the Music

[@sierramolinary]

this is literally so interesting... the skill, control and hours of practice you’d need to put in for this.. not to mention the cultural and spiritual meanings behind the song and dance omg, amazing. also what she’s wearing, it looks very pretty

[@pichis7497]

Its a saree but a bit altered

[@swatiyajnik4093]

This dress is called Saadi. Indian Women’s Dress.

[@ԼիանաՏերՊողոսյան]

Это история в танце. Красота в каждом движении❤. Из Армении с любовью❤

[@8jaime8]

These appear to be the same postures and gestures I saw carved into the ancient temples of India. It’s wonderful seeing it brought to life like this! Having studied ballet, my mind is blown by her mastery of this complex and demanding dance. Every part of her is engaged in the performance. I can only imagine the dedication and hard work it must have taken to get to this level. Brava! And thank you for posting this beautiful work of art.

[@jasonmorgan7844]

I have lost count of the number of times I have viewed this stunning performance. Sanjena Ramesh is truly an amazing Bharathanatyam dancer, kudos to her teacher.

[@PiinkyPandaa32]

Her feet taps much faster along with the beat of the faster drums I noticed. Her body moves like that of water with a gentle flow.

[@Bonkezz]

The singers' voices are so satisfying. That with the instruments hits all the right places in my brain. It's like I can physically feel the music in my head

[@YasminSilva-qd1xp]

Admiro muito à cultura da india é diferente de tudo que já vi eles força um coragem idestrivel !!!

[@rickrossrickross8313]

How I love Indian dance and spiritual Indian songs that delight the heart. Long live India, the mother of the world 🙏🇲🇦❤

[@akashkp8707]

🙏🙏🙏

[@johannarebe1678]

Such a beautiful Performance! The dancer dances like an incarnated godess 🥰❤️

[@robg521]

If anyone doesn’t appreciate just how talented this girl is and how difficult the movements are, have a go at copying her simple balance movement at 2.02. To squat down and balance on the balls of your feet is difficult at the best of times. While she is rock solid you will be wobbling and constantly adjusting just to stay upright. ..............Now try doing it with your eyes closed like she does.

[@swarupavaddi1587]

Yes when you close your eyes, immediately you are out of balance. I am a yoga practitioner and when I am on balancing poses i need to open my eyes 😄

[@Terramorfios]

такое достигается после посвящения Богине\Богу и никому и никогда вне его. По всей видимости, девушка показала остаток того танца-славы, который совершают действительные храмовые жрицы. Дело в том, что в данном ролике нет начала и отсутствуют, по крайней мере, три связки жестов. Возможно, я не прав. Но рассказывать или показывать - это вне этого общего пространства.Только для посвящённых.

[@shriramlaxaman6473]

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[@rsr7241]

@ Rob G. You may want to watch the Tapasya series by Sridevi Nrithyalaya kzbin.info/www/bejne/j17FhpKejZuBa5I to get an idea of the training starting at a young age (around 5 years old) for the performers to reach this level of perfection.

[@ms.wilson6439]

THANK YOU. I totally agree. That's what I mentioned

[@deborarosales4197]

Omg! Perfect ! what a beautiful dancer! greetings from America!

[@YuBeace]

One thing I really love about this genre is how the dance also includes facial expressions. I don’t really see that in modern dance.

[@zanewvanarsdale2908]

Just breathtaking. It looks as though she's been dancing her whole life and born to do so.

[@omidjavadi1259]

Great, omid from iran❤❤❤🇮🇷🇮🇷🇮🇷❤❤❤

[@AdiKohli]

I'm hypnotized 😭❤️ this is so beautiful, her face, expression, posture,makeup, dress ,singer❤️ So rich ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@garydflatt4904]

I didn’t realize the connection with 🧘‍♂️ yoga! Now that I have, it makes perfect 🤩 sense. Enlightenment though dance!

[@jasontheman3763]

Indian women are amazingly beautiful and their traditional dancing is unmatched.

[@cynwashere6940]

Huh? So you've experienced every culture's dancing?

[@cynwashere6940]

Idk about all that. Especially the beautiful part. And their men are sooooo sho......nevermind. We all have our opinions and your entitled to yours.

[@msmaaz19]

Cynthia Rosario jealous much?

[@Qumayopotatosalad]

Irene Maz jealously blackens the soul, poor woman

[@myothergem]

Jason the man thats a dude, dude!

[@josephcandelaria640]

The music and the dance blend so dope. It’s so real. It seems like it’s been done for millions of years.

[@animexcomics9384]

For all who are new to this form of art . She is trying to tell a story with her dance every hand sign facial expression eye movement is a type of language I am also not a classical expert but this is not easy at all girls who try to master need full dedication towards it...

[@namishsharma7229]

I just got goose bumps when I see her perfections and foot movements I am also a 12 year old classical dancer ☺😊

[@shriramlaxaman6473]

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[@nope7220]

Do u mean u've been dancing for 12 years or that u are 12 years old?

[@sonudangwal2826]

My Guru said to me Practice makes Perfect. Keep practicing you will be what no one has become. Beleave me, I experienced it too. Best of luck.

[@lakshmipersaud4724]

How come you're the only Indian man visiting and appreciating. Why are many of them are visiting the Mayuri videos to give good compliments. When they should want their Indian women get back that talent. Indian dancers needs to get rid of too much break dancing and put more traditional dance moves/styles back in their dance routines. They need to refuse doing those explicit dances and bring back modesty, get rid of all non white backup dancers. They take away the presence of Indian women.

[@sajithvijayan9371]

@@lakshmipersaud4724 whot?

[@dionemichaelis7067]

Watching her dance brings to me peace of mind somehow, its like she's comunicating something im yet not ready to understand. Beautiful!

[@Ston247]

The beauty of the female form in it's fluid agility is quite enjoyable.

[@wpyyang5161]

Wow. She's so beautiful, the song is soothing and her dance is such a beatitudes complement.

[@patparimi]

One in a million can dance like her, with respect to all Indian classical dancers! Her natya bhangimas, mudras and movements are par excellence.

[@patriciazimbres]

I've been binging on Barathanatyam dance, which I love above all other dances, on You-Tube. Sanjeena Ramesh was by far the best dancer I've come across. The ways she uses her face and hands to tell the story is awesome.

[@dudeivealreadydonethis5tim289]

Me too. Shes my fave and this is my fave of her performances. ❤

[@CarpeDiem-cc4tu]

Dios, que belleza!😮😮😮 Las manos, la cara, la sonrisa ,el cuerpo, las piernas, todo ella grita India por dónde lo veas. Su baile es tremendamente hipnótico y terriblemente hermoso. La música y las voces junto al baile son de otra dimensión .Carpe Diem

[@fernandoalvarado8065]

Soy fernando alvarado de Bolivia, solo decir que es lo mas hermoso que é visto en toda mi vida, es una cultura muy Hermosa!! Abrazos muy fuertes desde Bolivia!!!

[@tumblevid]

Every culture is beautiful.....native Americans were really close to nature and have given peaceful musicals

[@rankingresearchdata]

Greetings from india 🇮🇳 dear

[@yakovsannikov3909]

Is there anything more exquisite and enchanting than the traditional Hindu dance? I don't think so. Sanjena is absolutely perfect as Sharadha.

[@jayadsilva67]

Most amazing music in the background. The man is singing such a melody, there is no comparison. And the dancer rules supreme.

[@perfectlyslowedsongs5459]

Wonderful, Perfect, the expressions...I love India's culture so much ! The indian woman are soooo beautiful, congrats ! 😍❤

[@AngeloPolveroso]

Os olhos e as pontas dos dedos também dançam 😍 Ao ver, por exemplo, a assimetria no levantamento dos quadris e dos ombros, nos altos-relevos dos templos, percebemos quão fiéis são em reproduzir essas poses! Que cultura antiga!

[@TonyG111]

Astonishing grace and poise - and power and mastery over her dance. I am spellbound!

[@RTSTUDYGUIDES]

Beautiful thank you for sharing such amazing culture I was transported back on time when the Vedas this make me very emotional thank you again Om Namah Shivaya! I Love Mother India 🕉 ❤🙏

[@blueskyearthkrish7134]

Beautiful! The Goddess Saraswati , who is the goddess of speech ( Vageshwari) music and education( vidhyadari) . She is usually portrayed as sitting holding a Veena in her hands . The song extols her virtues and expresses devotion and prays for her blessings .

[@khurshasabali8903]

I'm from punjab Pakistan but I acknowledge India is heart of the world

[@deepblue3682]

Pakistani punjab too is part of that ancient indic world brother... taxila, saradpeedom, multan all were great centers of ancient indian knowledge, sadly lost now..!... punjab was called madri desha in ancient times..

[@akashkp8707]

Even the name India,hindu came from our mother Sindhu river which now flows through ur country.

[@jimjiminy5836]

@@akashkp8707india is the Greek name for the land of the Indus River

[@akashkp8707]

@@jimjiminy5836 yes it was greeks first called this land India which they derived from river Indus which was river Sindhu

[@joebloggs619]

Very mystical looking dance. Her costume enhances her body movements and positions.Western classical ballerinas think there are so many positions and moves to master but this Indian dancing would have many more to master. Imagine having to memorise a movements sequence this long... Et, um, now where did my right arm go last, where does my right foot go next? And don't slip any musical beats or be too fast or too slow...And make it look gracious, too... Would be very hard to do what she is doing so well. .

[@zipsteri]

In spite of the uncountable words written to explain the meaning and an equal number of words to interpret the spiritual significance of the movements of the bharatnatyam dance, the substance of the dance is the Principle of the Primacy of the Feminine Spirituality. Only the preeminent Vedic culture, the mother of Hinduism has this capability. Glory be to the Vedic wisdom, from whence all other wisdoms have sprung!

[@mysticmouse7261]

This must take a lifetime of training. Yet seems so effortless. The demigods attend with great relish.

[@ronaldtipiani6961]

La belleza esta compuesta de gracia, movimiento, estilo, técnica, expresión y lo mas importante, sincronía con el personaje. Sanjena Ramesh es una artista completa. Sus extremidades largas, no le juegan en contra, al contrario, creo yo, da agilidad, fluidez definen el movimiento, sumado a sus hermosas manos, dan forma a cada mensaje en hermosos movimientos que en conjunto hacen una estampa de su imagen y trabajo. Las diosas no creo que hayan sido solo un rostro bonito, alcanzaron ese status porque encarnaban la perfección de los demás seres vivientes. Sanjena alcanza ese nivel en cada movimiento y expresión que desliza en su danza. Bravo. Saludos cordiales desde Perú

[@oreliabarriere3466]

Bravo!!! Our differences make us so beautiful, she's absolutely entertaining and lovely.

[@jeanneheyman10]

Wow. So beautiful! All the different positions of her arms and fingers and body were so precise. Beautiful dancer!

[@lauradoyle1111]

She is my favorite to watch. Her facial expressions are just fabulous. I cannot stop watching.

[@mojtababezan]

Hi! there, A person need more than two eyes to be able to see all the movement of upper body and lower body of this lady. She's dance is so beautiful.

[@espritdecorps5110]

One of the best dances I have ever seen. No matter where you are from, you cannot be bust amazed at the beauty, grace and passion in which she dances with. I have no clue what's being said but I love it anyway.

[@cezarinamenezes8335]

⭐💜🌾🤗🌸 Aorecio..👏👏👏 Namaste Shanti OM 🌟 Brasil 🦋

[@wandersong100]

Ouso dizer que não há nenhuma outra dança equivalente à Dança Tradicional Indiana. Cada gesto, postura, expressão, olhar e adorno tem seu significado próprio, isolado ou em conjunto. Considero ainda, o trabalho e as habilidades e competências físicas do dançarino e do mestre professor que ensinou e não deixou a riqueza de toda uma cultura esmorecer.

[@Тарасов-Слишин]

Походит на работу древнего механизма... Инженерно-строительного механизма.

[@kobestchill3579]

สุดยอดศิลปะ เก่าแก่ สวยงามและปราณีต ครับชอบๆๆ

[@2sweet2]

Wow I felt like, hindu godess came to earth and dance it for me. Her fingers are moving like a fan. Her eyes is talking to me, her body is flowing like river. And what a physical strength with graceful beauty. Wow keep dancing, you are amazing.

[@charlesrast4235]

Ikr. This speaks to my soul

[@sunilghube3194]

I am very happy . First time I heard marathi words in Bharat natyam dance . Singing from tamil person . Very good marathi.

[@ஹரிஹரபக்தன்]

"Her body is flowing like river" Very correctly observed: adorable Mother Goddess Saraswathi's sacred body indeed flows as a River. Thanks to Sanjanaa, her Guru and the blessings SDN has from Sharadaambaal, we see Mother Saraswathi also in her River form embodied here.

[@afalin1974]

Прекрасный танец!!! Великолепное исполнение!!!! Спасибо за ваше творчество!!!!!!!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏