Dancing is not only a passion but, for Paramita, is a journey into the self. She believes a dancer travels through her body, mind and emotion, explores new dimensions, new routes, and diverse processes to let these parts travel through space and time. She believes Kathak is a stimulus that affects the body in its entirety and communicates with the mind. Creating Classical Kathak Productions and also working on the contemporary dance based on this classical framework of Kathak keeps Paramita busy for her new project where innovation meets tradition, writes Amit Karmakar. – @Siliconeer #Siliconeer #Kathak #SanFranciscoBayArea #LosAngeles #ParamitaBhattacharyya
The Valley in Los Angeles, enchanted “Madhuradhipate” as we see Kathak danseuse Paramita Bhattacharyya presenting the audience with the Krishna Vandana “Madhurashtakam” and describes the divine power with all his beauty.
She left the audience awestruck with her splendid performance and expressive evocations of Krishna’s childhood, one involving an effortless transformation from a naughty little boy stealing butter to the divine beauty, philosopher and guide, the deity Lord Krishna. Her narrative about the performance at the beginning presents the audience with the meaning of the poetry while connecting the scenes with each stage of “Krishna Leela” and his divine power.
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