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Dr. Vasanth Kiran

Bharatnatyam dancer, Kuchipudi dancer

Biography

Born in Andhra Pradesh (India), his inclination towards dance came as surprise to his parents. A versatile Dancer, an exceptional Nattuvanar and a unique choreographer, Vasanth Kiran has already made his presence felt in the field of dance.

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Dr. Vasanth Kiran-Indian Classical dance at FIBM-2014

Kuchipudi dance recital by Dr. Vasanth Kiran

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Vasanth Kiran - Kuchipudi & Bharatnatyam Dancer

Vasanth Kiran honored by Nritya Jyoty by Nritya Jyoty Samstha, Kurnool, AP

Vasanth Kiran receiving Natya Vignan award from The Great Shri. K. Gaddar Guru

Vasanth Kiran with recipients of Nritya Jayantika award at New Delhi after performance

Vasanth Kiran - Kuchipudi & Bharatnatyam Dancer

Career

Vasanth Kiran is the director of Natyanidhi Institute of performing arts.

After dazzling audiences all over with his performances, receiving high accolades and having taught the dance as well, Vasanth Kiran continues to bring tremendous energy and dedication to promoting and preserving the ancient art form of Bharatanatyam and Kuchipudi.

Vasanth Kiran performed at various Festivals in India and abroad also some of them are:-

ABHAI, Dubai, UAE

Swaralaya, Sharjah, UAE

Hampiutsav (2005, 2007, 2010)

Mysore Dasarautsav(2006, 2010)

Natarjotsava, Mysore

Naradaganasabha, Chennai

Brahmotsavalu, Tirupathi

Kartik Fine arts, Chennai

Madurai kamaraja University, Madurai

Dehli Mahotsav, Dehli

International festival, Goa

Bhavanotsava, Bangalore

Naada Neerajanam, Tirupathi

Shivaratri Festivals, Kalahasti

ABGM utsav, Mumbai

Brahma Gana Sabha, Chennai

Kolkata utsav, WB

Konark Mahotsav.

Khajuraho festival.

DharwadUtsav.

KitturUtsav.

ICCR, Bangalore

Tingala Sobagu, Cultural Department, Karnataka

South Zone cultural centre Dance Festival, Madikeri(Coorg).

Pattadkal Utsava

Anegondi Utsava.

Karavali Festival, Mangalore.

Natyanjali- Chidambaram

Aurobindo – Pondicherry.

Natyanjali- Thanjavur.

Sidhartha Festival- Vijayawada

Kuchipudi Kalakshetra- Vishakapatnam

Telugu Association - Bellary

NIT- Warangal

Lakkundi Utsav, Gagad

Programs

Bharatnatyam by Vasanth Kiran

BharathaNatyam is a South Indian classical dance form that developed chiefly in Tamil Nadu over the past three thousand years. The name Bharatha Natyam was coined in the 1930's to represent the three major elements of dance in the three syllables of the word Bharatha - bhava (facial expression), raga (melody), and tala (rhythm). Originally, this art was known as sadi or dasiattam, and was performed in Hindu temples by female dancers called devadasis, or servants of God.Bharatha Natyam is known for its rhythmic, vigorous footwork, crisp movements, sculpturesque poses and combining the energy of its Nritta (rhythmic movements) with the emotion of its Nritya (expressive movements).

Kuchipudi Dance by Vasanth Kiran

Kuchipudi derives its name from the village of Kuchelapuram, in Andhra Pradesh, India. As a classical form of dance, drama and music, Kuchipudi enjoys a unique place among the Indian classical idioms.Kuchipudi was originally a male ance tradition. Groups of men traveled from village to village enacting stories from the Hindu mythology. Kuchipudi is characterized by fast rhythms and fluid movements, creating a unique blend of control and abandon, strength and delicacy.