The common grammar of taste is that music and art have no boundaries. In that way, the Sai Krishna Fine Arts Gallery, which has been staging programs in the locality, has recently got the opportunity to stage Bharata Art at the Murugan Temple in Malaysia.
The experience of crossing the sea and flying for the first time in the art journey has increased their interest in art.
We spoke to Dr. Sandhya Shankar, founder of Sai Krishna Fine Art Gallery, who established the ancient art of our country across the ocean…
We are continuously performing Bharatakala in temple programs in our district. For the first time there was an opportunity to stage Bharatakala at the famous Murugan Temple and Mariamman Temple in Malaysia.
Nine students danced. As Malaysians are more fond of Indian music than Carnatic music, we danced to ‘semi-classical’ songs like ‘Marudamalai Mamaniye Murugaiya, Tiruchenduril Kadalorathil…’ and got a long standing ovation from the audience, he said enthusiastically.
‘While from our Tirupur, only the pinnaladais pass the sea, Bharatakala has also crossed the sea. As a follow up, Panguni Uttara Festival also has an opportunity to go there and perform dance.
Next, we are planning to go to countries like Cambodia and Dubai…
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