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Shovana Narayan is a renowned Kathak dancer who has significantly contributed to preserving and promoting this classical dance form. She combines traditional Kathak with contemporary themes, making her a global icon in the field of performing arts. Key Points: 1. Kathak is a classical dance form from North India. 2. Known for storytelling through expressive gestures and intricate footwork. 3. It incorporates spins (chakkars) and rhythmic patterns with ghungroos (ankle bells). 4. Shovana Narayan has also blended Kathak with modern themes. 5. Recognized globally for her innovations in the art form. Bee Facts: • Bharatanatyam (a): Classical dance from Tamil Nadu, focused on temple dances. • Kathak (b): Correct; originated from North India’s storytelling tradition. • Mohiniyattam (c): Classical dance from Kerala, performed by women. • Kuchipudi (d): Classical dance-drama from Andhra Pradesh.
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