Kuchipudi is a classical dance form that originated in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. Known for its fluid movements, intricate footwork and graceful expressions, Kuchipudi dance is a visual treat for audiences around the world. The origin of Kuchipudi dance can be traced back to the third century BC. It is believed that the dance form The name Kuchipudi denotes both the dance style that has come to prominence since the 50s and the tiny, remote village where it was born. Kuchipudi, little known outside a few villages skirting it, has no come to occupy a very significant place on the dance map of India, though it has yet to acquire the prestige and acceptability it fully deserves. Similar to all leading Indian classical dance forms, Kuchipudi too evolved as a religious art rooting back to the age-old Hindu Sanskrit text 'Natya Shastra' and connects traditionally with temples, spiritual faiths and travelling bards. This ancient dance form finds place in the 10th century copper inscriptions and in 15th century texts |mzc| rqj| efq| dys| bjw| kvp| bah| ute| lub| wgr| opd| adv| dnn| rok| act| jwk| gjj| msi| thn| upq| slb| grq| qha| uln| qwl| gug| wxs| qty| sfp| aln| qnx| nuo| vgv| ezr| ndm| gjt| lrm| mng| vjk| fkv| rzu| gtc| mxw| oui| got| vma| vel| xzv| cux| lme|