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•BHARATNATYAM DANCE FORM OF TAMIL NADU• Oldest among all classical dance forms, #bharatnatyam derives it’s name from Bharata muni and Natyam which means dance in tamil. However, other scholars have ascribed the name ‘Bharata’ to ‘Bhava’, ‘Raga’ and ‘Taal’. The origin of this #danceform can be traced back to ‘Sadir’- the solo dance performance of the temple dancers in #tamilnadu , hence it was also referred to as ‘Dashiattam’ . With the decline of the Devarasi system, the art too became nearly extinct. However the efforts of E.krishna Iyer revived this dance form. Previously, this dance form was performed by solo female dancers; it has since become increasingly popular amount male and group artists as well. Rukmini devi Arundale is also remembered for giving global recognition to the dance. Some of the important feature are: Alarippu, Jatiswaram, shabdam, Varnam, Padam, Jawali, and Thillana. @enchantingtamilnadu @tourismtn @tamilnadu.beauties @tamilnadu_kings_queens @tamilnaduofficial @tamilnadu_explorers #incredibleindia #cultures #heritage #indiansoul #connecttoroots #unseenbond #tradition #culturanrevival #unesco #unhrc #indiandance @unesco #tamilnadutourism #tamilnadudance #instadaily #instapost #culturaldiversity #unityindiversity #indianunity #connecttothesoul #ancestorsconnection @discover_india @discoverindia.magazine @indian.talent.factory #indiadanceforms #indiaartandculture (at TamilNadu) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAseLK6J-gn/?igshid=11c5qmyzyvx5k