Notes

If you would ask about my self there are lots of things I do which is not mentioned on my resume but I would like to share some like I am an out spoken person in many ways .....For example .....

Another aspect of mine is that I am not very out going person instead what I like to do is go out for a good coffee may be with my friend or alone depends on the mood and situation. I am a die hard coffee lover, people usually say that the things they love--they cannot live without them.... in my case though I can live without coffee ..... it is that one thing which makes me happy and uplifts my mood ......so I need it in my daily routine for me to be active and energetic.

I would also like to share something interesting...... that I am an trained classical dancer. Dance is something which represents me as I prefer others to call me an artist ......so ......dance is another form of art but most people do not recognize it as one...... usually they might think-- an artist is someone who paints and draws or may be one plays a musical instrument but that is not all of it. An artist is someone who is disciplined in his/her own individual art form,--- So I'm basically a kathak artist which means -----a story teller ---somebody who delivers the concept of composition with the help of music and also through expressions, footwork, hand gestures etc.

Having said that I am also putting my self into direction where I can be disciplined in my life and I am taking help from self help books, spiritual talks, not talking unnecessarily, spending time in nature and following everything that can help me to lead a disciplined life.


KATHAK:

The word Kathak means 'katha' which also means story, and Kathakaar is the one who performs this classical art. There are four kinds of gharanas in Kathak: Lucknow, Jaipur, Banaras, and Raighar, whereas Lucknow and Jaipur are the most popular.

Kathak is one of the eight ancient classical dance forms in India that originated in a small town called Lucknow, which is the capital of Uttar Pradesh.

This specific classical art started back in the temples. It was believed that performing it in front of our demi-gods was a kind of spiritual offering. There were people who were specifically kept in Hindu courts and chambers to convey our mythological scripts through this dance.

Back in times... Kathak was a source of entertainment, and artists happened to perform it at weddings. Later, it got shifted to Mughal courts, where they added their Mughal essence to this art, which we call mujra. In mujra there is a typical way where they show the this side of kathak.

They added their own beautiful factors to it, such as softness, different kinds of body movement, heavy dresses, and jewels.