Ati uttam. .Shabd nahi hain prashansa ke liye!!! Aur Shashwati ji to Bani thani ki Rajasthani painting lag rahi hai..dono ke expressions ek saman hain..ati sunder
@shiva4ever Perhaps this style of her's of being soft was conditioned and partly innate. As a leaf flutters in the wind with its own grace and beauty- she also offers her own radiance- in her own way, to the audience. With all her hard years of effort and commitment to the art, I believe one must appreciate that at least.
The interviewer was Nahid Siddiqui, a UK based kathak dancer originally from Pakistan. She went to Pandit-ji later on in her training for more depth in her art. You can actually see it on her later videos. Nick
I think this interviewer is a Karachi based dancer and a disciple of Panditji.She was profiled in a New York Times article about her struggles to stage dance shows in Karachi.Brave girl.
The interviewer is Nahid Siddiqui, originally from Lahore, Pakistan. After getting banned from dancing in her home country, she moved to UK. You can watch her work at Nahid Siddiqui Foundation.
There is something supernaturally hypnotic and mesmerizing about Saswati's eyes and gaze.
Saswati sen is outstanding in this piece, especially when she was doing spins her grace was out of the world.
unbeatble... tatkar ,bhramri and the whole teasing abhinaya including gat bhav & all...excellent.... Again
..unbeatable
I am totally mystified ! They took me to another dimension !! Amazing performance !
Ati uttam. .Shabd nahi hain prashansa ke liye!!! Aur Shashwati ji to Bani thani ki Rajasthani painting lag rahi hai..dono ke expressions ek saman hain..ati sunder
Maharaj ji nd Sashwati didi together ...m mesmerised.
My word... Saswati Sen is something else! Can't get enough of her.
woo...perfect jodi of two siblings. pdt birju maharaj ji and saswati sen ji
They are like radha krishna
Wow..se it has got that tap dance thing...ghungroo moves and creates such awesome music...proud
@shiva4ever Perhaps this style of her's of being soft was conditioned and partly innate. As a leaf flutters in the wind with its own grace and beauty- she also offers her own radiance- in her own way, to the audience. With all her hard years of effort and commitment to the art, I believe one must appreciate that at least.
Thankis for the three parts. These two are truly sublime.
The interviewer was Nahid Siddiqui, a UK based kathak dancer originally from Pakistan.
She went to Pandit-ji later on in her training for more depth in her art. You can actually see it on her later videos.
Nick
I did. That was the highlight of her career.
very nice I want to learn kathak
Yes i am also
Jalwa hai birju maharaj ka
I think this interviewer is a Karachi based dancer and a disciple of Panditji.She was profiled in a New York Times article about her struggles to stage dance shows in Karachi.Brave girl.
The interviewer is Nahid Siddiqui, originally from Lahore, Pakistan. After getting banned from dancing in her home country, she moved to UK. You can watch her work at Nahid Siddiqui Foundation.
Shat shat naman ..
Amazing 😮
WONDERFUL WONDERFUL WORLD MUSIC.
This IS the final part. Sorry!!
Nick
amazing
❤
Very nice
बहुत बढ़िया
Espectacular!
This is so kool!
Very great !
just 😲😲😲 wow
I agree, and even in person which we know now! :)
Amazing
I want to understand what taal is played first. It sounds like dhamaar but i think it 13 beats
a short jai taal (13) at first, then swiftly dhamar at 14 and teen taal (16, or a drut of it in 8) at last
jai tal
Panchamswari -15 beat cycle
Superb
I want to learn kathak 😫
kubhi bachar karna nahi dagi .. I know 😭😭😭