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The swaying coconut trees in the gentle breeze is reminiscent of the soft and languorous movements of Mohiniyattam - the feminine classical dance form of Kerala. Literally meaning “The Dance of the Enchantress”, it is deeply rooted in femininity, Grace (Lasya) and Beauty (Sringara) forming the quintessence of this dance form.
Of all the classical South Indian styles, Mohiniyattam can be singled out with admirable distinction, for its characteristic body movements, marked by the graceful sway of the torso. What is unique is the easy going rise and fall of the body, with emphasis mainly on the torso. The movements are never abrupt, but dignified, easy, natural, restrained and yet subtle. The glances, postures, gait employed are so subtle and graceful that they convey the infinite suggestiveness of radiant love.
With all its lyrical charm and sublimated sensuousness, Mohiniyattam, the female dance form of Kerala, was able to attain national acclaim and acceptance only in .... |
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