Next generation Indian classical dancers add youthful spark to Srajam festival


Kalpana Dance Theatre’s junior dancers will be part of 'Srajam – A Garland Of Nritya' at Sangeetha Abivirthi Sabha in Kuala Lumpur. Photo: Kalpana Dance Theatre

After two years of restricted live performances, Srajam – A Garland Of Nritya, a festival of Indian classical dance, will be staged this weekend at the Sangeetha Abivirthi Sabha arts venue (No. 32, Jalan Rozario, Brickfields) in Kuala Lumpur.

Organised and presented by Kalpana Dance Theatre in KL and Sangeetha Abhivirithi Sabha, Srajam is supported by the High Commission of India in Malaysia and the Netaji Subash Chandra Bose Indian Cultural Centre in KL.

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