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Welcome to Anjali Natyalayam

I am Srimati Hamsa Veni. I started learning Bharatnatyam since the age of 5. I have done my Master Diploma from SV University, Tirupati.

I had the honor of performing my Rangapravesam (Arangetram) in the presence of Shri. , a well known dance choreographer of Telugu movies and Many Cultural Events. I have given many dance performances in and around Andhra Pradesh, Tamilnadu and Telangana. I have performed many fundraiser events in Southern India.

I started Anjali Natyalayam, my dance school in 2010 with the vision to spread this form of dance all over.

This blog is a very humble attempt to share the information I have learned about bharatanatyam the indian classical dance form.

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