The students of Natya Kala Mandhir have been invited to present classical dance recitals as a tribute to Lord Shiva at the Indian Natyanjali festivals in temples in Chithambaram, Tanjoor, Nagapatnam, Thirunallar, Mayilaadudurai and Bandanai Nallur Shivan temples during the Maha Sivarathri festival from February 28 to March 3.
The recitals have been choreographed by Nayta Kala Mandhir directress Smt. Vasugi Jegatheeswaran. Twelve senior artists will be performing.

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