Reputed dance institution ‘Natya Kala Mandhir’ will present a Dance Drama ‘Sri Rama Kavya’ choreographed and produced by a renowned Bharathanatyam guru Kalasuri Vasugy Jegatheeswaran at the  4th International Ramayana festival in India organised by the  Indian Council for Cultural Relations of India.

Well known dance exponents T.K.Thiruchelvam, T.Tharmalingam will perform in this programme along with the senior artists of Natya Kala Mandhir, Shalini Vageeshwaran, Arthana Jambunathan, Harinni Amrritha Vishvanathan, Vidhushali Ganesh, Kaikeshwari Manoharan, Dakshana Kumararatnam and Keerthana Varatharajan. Music composition is by Nadika Weligodapola.

The 4th International Ramayana festival which will commence on October 29 will continue till  October 31.  Artists from Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Malaysia, Nepal, Thailand, and India will present their artistic creations on the epic Ramayana.

 

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