46 dancers pay tributes to God through various dance forms at Bharat Bhavan in Bhopal

A dance performance worshipping Lord Ganesh, Krishna, Ram as well as Goddesses Durga and Lakshmi was presented by artistes from a dance academy at ‘Nritya Sankeertanam’ at Bharat Bhavan.
As many as 46 students gave a synchronised Bharatnatyam performance under the guidance of Manju Mani Hatwalne. The students started with a Ganesh Vandana in Mohiniyattam, followed by a dance performance Gaiye Ganpati that highlighted the competition between Lord Ganesh and his brother Kartikeya.
The other performances included Vaagheshwari Sharde, dedicated to Goddess Sharda, Bho Shambho dedicated to Mahakal and Shambho Mahadevne, a Malayalam bhajan worshipping the Natraj form of Lord Shiv. Vaishnav Janato, a famous Gujarati bhajan, was also presented in Bharatnatyam. Then a Marathi bhajan Sakha Majha depicting 10 forms of lord Vishnu and a Kannada bhajan Bhagyada Laxmi worshipping Goddess Lakshmi was also presented. The dance performances were choreographed in eight different languages. The vocals were by Vidushi Rashmi Ravi, Neela Ramkumar, Shobha Ramesh and Sheya Ravi while Virendra Kore accompanied them on flute, Mahesh Malik on the violin and Ranjini Venkatesh on the mridangam.