Apeksha Niranjan Bharatnatyam dancer
Renowned Bharatnatyam exponent Apeksha Niranjan is set to debut her recital titled “Nayanam” in Delhi at India Habitat Centre. The performance is scheduled for 7:00 PM on June 14, 2024.
“Nayanam”, meaning “eyes” in Sanskrit, is a thematic exploration of the myriad emotions and expressions conveyed through the eyes.
In Bharatnatyam, the eyes play a pivotal role, serving as a powerful medium of expression, transcending language, race and culture. Through her recital, Apeksha Niranjan will showcase how the eyes serve as a conduit for communication, conveying a spectrum of emotions ranging from joy and love to sorrow and longing.
Speaking about the inspiration behind “Nayanam”, Niranjan said, “Eyes are not just organs of sight; they are portals to our innermost feelings. They hold the power to captivate, to convey the unspoken, and to transport the audience into the heart of the narrative”.
The performance will also touch upon the concept of “Antarchakshu”, highlighting how individuals without physical sight perceive the world through their inner vision, exploring realms beyond the tangible.
Audiences can expect a mesmerising journey through the language of Bharatnatyam, enriched by Apeksha Niranjan’s artistry, grace,crisp footwork,emotive expressions and profound understanding of the classical form.
“Nayanam” promises to be an unforgettable evening, offering a glimpse into the enchanting world of Bharatnatyam where eyes take the lead to.
For tickets and further information, please visit the Indian Habitat Centre website or contact the venue directly.
Apeksha Niranjan is a highly acclaimed Bharatnatyam artist known for her captivating performances. Emotive performances are her forte, and due to her versatile range, she is known as ‘The Queen of Expressions’. With years of rigorous training under renowned gurus, SNA Awardee Dr Sucheta Chaphekar and Dr Alka Lajmi, and numerous accolades to her credit, Apeksha continues to enchant audiences with traditional as well as contemporary and innovative performances.
When: 7:00 PM; June 14, 2024
Where: India Habitat Centre, Delhi
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