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    A Kuchipudi recital explores Krishna’s persona

    The recital by Rasika Rajagopalan and D. Dilip was titled ‘Mugdha Madhavam’ and consisted of compositions devoted to Krishna.
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    Rasika Rajagopalan and D. Dilip | Photo Credit: RAGHUNATHAN SR
    When thematic dance performances are the order of the day, watching one based on traditional repertoire was refreshing. D. Dilip and Rasika Rajagopalan presented a Kuchipudi dance recital, organised by Saila Sudha, at Rasika Ranjani Sabha, in Chennai. Titled ‘Mugdha Madhavam’, the performance consisted of compositions devoted to Krishna.
    The dancers, in colour-coordinated costumes, began with ‘Kasturi thilakam’, a prayer from Krishna Karnamritam by Bilavangala. Next came the Niroshta Raga Svaravali (composed by Bhagavatulu Seetharama Sharma), which was marked by energetic dancing. The piece also stood out for synchronised movements and sculpturesque poses.
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