Indian dance form

Dance is a simple lay man's language is an expression of the inner feeling and emotions. Dance can convey the innermost feelings and emotions through the medium of physical postures ,gestures and expressions. Without speaking a word that which enable enables you to convey a message to the mass. With every purpose, the form of the form of the dance does not change .dance is an art ,it is a dialect of the soul and it is fundamentally a discipline. People who are inclined towards and devoted to dance.dance has been deeply rooted in the core of India. India possesses a varied of dances. Numerous dance forms are performed in our country.

The distinctive feature that distinguishes the classical dance forms from any other dance style is that, classical dance forms involve 'mudras' by the dancer/artist as a shorthand language to narrate or convey a story to the audience.  Classical dance form also includes facial expression,  eye and head movement as the most essential elements to illustrate certain feelings, emotions,  nature, weather and objects/ concepts.  The incorporation of the techniques of the natya-shastra is a very important factor for a dance to be considered as a classical dance form.

Bharatnayam(Tamil nadu), kathak(north India), kuchipudi(andra pradesh), kathakali( kerela), manipuri(manipur), mohiniyattam(kerela),odissi and sattirya from assam.