Narrated by Shantha Lakshmi
Ram Krishnamani’s book Shall We Dance is a profound exploration of Indian classical dance, offering readers a rich blend of history, science, and culture.
The book delves into the origins of Bharatanatyam, tracing its roots to the ancient text of Natyashastra, which codifies the science and art of dance. With detailed descriptions, Ram unveils the evolution of this celebrated art form, highlighting its significance across centuries.
The book serves as both an educational resource and a cultural bridge, inviting enthusiasts and scholars alike to appreciate the intricate nuances of Indian classical dance and its global resonance today.
The book is a magnum opus in it's one of a kind and celebrates over 4 Millenia of the Dance Drama which originated from India.
At over 600 pages it has over 725 photographs of rich dancers in various poses that enriches Bharatanatyam. Truly con·nois·seur
Narrated by Shantha Lakshmi
Ram Krishnamani’s book Shall We Dance is a profound exploration of Indian classical dance, offering readers a rich blend of history, science, and culture.
The book delves into the origins of Bharatanatyam, tracing its roots to the ancient text of Natyashastra, which codifies the science and art of dance. With detailed descriptions, Ram unveils the evolution of this celebrated art form, highlighting its significance across centuries.
The book serves as both an educational resource and a cultural bridge, inviting enthusiasts and scholars alike to appreciate the intricate nuances of Indian classical dance and its global resonance today.
The book is a magnum opus in it's one of a kind and celebrates over 4 Millenia of the Dance Drama which originated from India.
At over 600 pages it has over 725 photographs of rich dancers in various poses that enriches Bharatanatyam. Truly con·nois·seur
