Uploaded April 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Traditional Thillana by K. N. Dandayudapani Pillai in Raga Hindolam and Adi Talam. In praise of Lord Shiva, who dances with great strength and beauty in Chidambaram. With this piece, we hope to bring out the dual nature of dance: its strength as well as its grace and beauty. In this way we hope to emulate Lord Shiva and his consort Parvati, their shared energy and power as a united force.
Dancers:
Aditi Sundararaman (@aditi_dances)
Anagha Srikanth (@anagha.srikanth)
Kanthi Karumbunathan (@kanthikarumbu)
Shreya Sharath (@shreya_s027)
Vocals: O. S. Arun ft. M. S. Sukhi
To learn classical music with a popular twist, sign up at indianraga.com/ragalabs
To feature in an IndianRaga production, apply to be an IndianRaga Fellow at indianraga.com/fellowship
IndianRaga brings together the best musicians and dancers across 60 international cities to collaborate on high quality music videos viewed by millions of people globally. The genres we work with are rooted in Indian classical performing arts and include Carnatic music (South Indian classical music), Hindustani music (North Indian classical music), semi-classical music, contemporary and fusion music, Indian classical dances including Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, Odissi, Mohiniattam, Kathak, and also ballet, tap, contemporary dance. Our productions also include a wide range of instruments including mridangam, tabla, sitar, violin, flute/bansuri, veena, ghatam, and new-age categories like music arrangement and production with EDM, Trap, Pop amongst others. Our most popular innovations include classical cover songs, a cappella, mashups and remixes of the latest viral pop hits in both western and Indian music. Anyone can apply to join our collaborations, and you can visit indianraga.com for more details and application process.
Traditional Thillana by K. N. Dandayudapani Pillai in Raga Hindolam and Adi Talam. In praise of Lord Shiva, who dances with great strength and beauty in Chidambaram. With this piece, we hope to bring out the dual nature of dance: its strength as well as its grace and beauty. In this way we hope to emulate Lord Shiva and his consort Parvati, their shared energy and power as a united force.
Dancers:
Aditi Sundararaman (@aditi_dances)
Anagha Srikanth (@anagha.srikanth)
Kanthi Karumbunathan (@kanthikarumbu)
Shreya Sharath (@shreya_s027)
Vocals: O. S. Arun ft. M. S. Sukhi
To learn classical music with a popular twist, sign up at indianraga.com/ragalabs
To feature in an IndianRaga production, apply to be an IndianRaga Fellow at indianraga.com/fellowship
IndianRaga brings together the best musicians and dancers across 60 international cities to collaborate on high quality music videos viewed by millions of people globally. The genres we work with are rooted in Indian classical performing arts and include Carnatic music (South Indian classical music), Hindustani music (North Indian classical music), semi-classical music, contemporary and fusion music, Indian classical dances including Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, Odissi, Mohiniattam, Kathak, and also ballet, tap, contemporary dance. Our productions also include a wide range of instruments including mridangam, tabla, sitar, violin, flute/bansuri, veena, ghatam, and new-age categories like music arrangement and production with EDM, Trap, Pop amongst others. Our most popular innovations include classical cover songs, a cappella, mashups and remixes of the latest viral pop hits in both western and Indian music. Anyone can apply to join our collaborations, and you can visit indianraga.com for more details and application process.
