Eight-year-old girl’s dance to mark Rajyotsava in Hubballi tomorrow
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Managing Trustee of Kala Sujay Sujay Shanbhag addressing presspersons in Hubballi on Friday. | Photo Credit: KIRAN BAKALE
Eight-year-old Anushka Aramani will dance to the tunes of eight representative Kannada poems on Sunday as part of Kannada Kalarava organised to mark Rajyotsava celebrations in Hubballi.
Addressing presspersons in Hubballi on Friday, Managing Trustee of dance school Kala Sujaya Sujay Shanbhag said that his disciple Anushka will perform for two-and-a-half hours Bharatanatyam pieces set to the tunes of Kannada poems.
The programme will be held at Sawai Gandharva Hall in Hubballi at 5.30 p.m.
Mr. Shanbhag said that the programme will be graced by his teacher and danseuse of international fame Vasundhara Doreswamy, Karnataka Kalashree award winner Suman Ranjalkar, the former Principal of SDM Medical College Ratnamala Desai and social activist Mahendra Singhi.
He said that the songs for the performances have been carefully chosen and they belong to the Navodaya genre of Kannada poetry that has been adapted to theatre.
Anushka’s parents Anand and Vijayalaxmi Aramani were present.
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