Produced with the assistance of Public Service Broadcasting
Trust (PSBT), which is a Public Diplomacy initiative of the
Ministry of External Affairs, Govt of India, Natyanubhava, a
documentary on classical dance forms of India by the
renowned film maker Sharada Ramanathan was screened at
Gulmohor, India Habitat Centre, on 3rd July. A large number
of dance aficionados were present as were some of the
dancers who are featured in the film like Kathak exponents
Abhimanyu Lal and his wife Vidha Lal, young Kuchipudi dancer
Sandhya Raju, who specially came from Hyderabad for the
screening. Saswati Sen and Geetanjali Lal, both senior
Kathak dancers and gurus, were also present and at the end
they all were felicitated by PSBT organizers. Former Foreign
Secretary and Ambassador to USA Lalit Mansingh, photographer
Avinash Pasricha, Professor Amrit Srinivasan, music and
dance critic Manjari Sinha, senior Bharatanatyam dancer
Jamuna Krishnan and her daughter Ragini, and many young
Kathak dancers were present. It was heartening to see the
full house and many standing near the wall of the hall at
the back, watching the film. The entry was free, unlike the
three screenings in Satyam cinema in Chennai, which were
ticketed shows.
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