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CHANDIGARH: More than 60 accomplished musicians and dancers from New Delhi and Tamil Nadu presented Bharatanatyam and south Indian folk dances during the the annual cultural bonanza, organised by the Chandigarh Tamil Sangam, at Tagore Theatre here today.

Artistes perform at Tagore Theatre in Chandigarh on Sunday. TRIBUNE PHOTO: RAVI KUMAR

Chandigarh, April 21

More than 60 accomplished musicians and dancers from New Delhi and Tamil Nadu presented Bharatanatyam and south Indian folk dances during the the annual cultural bonanza, organised by the Chandigarh Tamil Sangam, at Tagore Theatre here today.

Besides conventional segments of Bharatanatyam recital such as ‘Alarippu’, ‘Jathiswaram’, ‘Varnam’, Kanika Sudhakar presented a special dance composition with a message of ‘Prevention of cruelty’. Dancers from Tamil Nadu staged folk dances, including the peacock dance, horse dance, bull dance and others, which kept the audience enraptured. — OC

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