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Two dancers perform on a red stage in front of an ornate golden backdrop with carved scrollwork, lattice doors and elephant reliefs. The dancer on the left wears a green sleeveless blouse with puffed sleeves, green trousers, a jewelled belt and a long gold necklace, arms extended outward with one hand in a mudra. The dancer on the right wears a purple blouse, blue trousers, a decorative belt and a pendant necklace, arms outstretched in a matching pose. Both wear hair adorned with white flowers and ornaments on their heads, and ankle bells on their feet.

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September 22 20172017-09-22 +1 copiesSeptember 22 20172017-09-22 +1 copiesSeptember 22 20172017-09-22 +1 copiesTwo young women perform a classical Indian dance on a red stage in front of an ornate gold-painted wooden backdrop with carved scrollwork, arched lattice panels and carved elephant friezes. The dancer on the left wears a green choli with puffed sleeves, gold-trimmed skirt and a white-and-gold beaded necklace, with her arms extended. The dancer on the right wears a purple top, turquoise trousers and gold waist sash, with one hand raised near her chest. Both wear headpieces with ornaments and ankle bells, smiling as they dance together.2017-09-22 +2 copiesSeptember 22 20172017-09-22 +1 copiesSeptember 22 20172017-09-22 +1 copiesSeptember 22 20172017-09-22 +1 copiesSeptember 22 20172017-09-22 +1 copiesSeptember 22 20172017-09-22 +1 copiesSeptember 22 20172017-09-22 +1 copiesSeptember 22 20172017-09-22 +1 copiesTwo female classical dancers perform on a red stage in front of an ornate gold-painted temple-style backdrop with carved scrollwork, cross-shaped lattice windows and a row of carved elephants and animals. The dancer on the left wears a green blouse with a golden pleated skirt and a gold waist belt; the dancer on the right wears a purple blouse, teal-blue trousers and a golden pleated skirt. Both have hair in buns adorned with flowers and jewelry, wear necklaces and bangles, and raise their hands in expressive mudras. The scene resembles a Bharatanatyam performance.2017-09-22 +1 copies