Maryam Shakiba – Odissi Dance – Mangalacharan Ganesh Vandana



Odissi is one of the eight classical dance forms of India, originating from the state of Orissa, East India.

This piece is the first dance in the Odissi repertoire: Mangalacharan, Ganesh Vandana.

Choreographed by Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra.

Maryam is a London based odissi dancer, and has been studying primarily under Smt Sujata Mohapatra and Colleena Shakti since 2012.

www.maryamshakiba.com

This video was filmed in April 2014 at Shakti School of Dance, at the Old Rang Nath Temple, Pushkar, Rajasthan.

Filming and editing by Julianne Reynolds of Romanski Films
Music recording from Srjan – odissi dance school.

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50 réflexions sur “Maryam Shakiba – Odissi Dance – Mangalacharan Ganesh Vandana”

  1. Да индуси изменились танецкоторого паказывали на документальных филмах было оочень эмотциональноюлицо выразительно даже глаза и брови были,дух совсем другое было,или танцует не индуска наверно духа не хватает

  2. Mesmerising dancing! Enchanting music! Wow! Please could someone explain the words, the meaning, what the dancing means, what type of music is it, what type of dance is it?

  3. Maryam, thank you for this deeply moving performance. As a kid when I first learned this sequence, I felt reverent and cleansed somehow. Namaste to your Guru 🙏✨You are a credit to him. We are connected in a small way since I’m relearning Odissi from his daughter-in-law.

  4. I watched this vid more than a hundred times and still can't get enough. Her movements, the music, her smile and formost the bells on her feet makes this a DIVINE mix in Heaven a real Blessing!! Thank you very much. Proud to be Hindoe namaste from Holland

  5. A culture so great and ancient that our Western culture is like a toddler in comparison. A wonderful way of expressing herself, an expression of her faith. WONDERFUL ❤️

  6. even the highest delhi sultanate men could find a bride from the Jains who would convert. and it was done with respect and equality…..till this day, delhi hindus harbor no real hate for the muslim rule…because it came down steady and with due course. amen. and not just amen…but even i know that jain girls light up the place like a muslim …

  7. Looked like a dancing duck to me, or one trying to cross an asphalt highway at midday with air temp around 96*F – 98*F. At that air temp the black asphalt is around 148*F to 155*F in direct sun. That would make you or your duck do this dance. The lady is very pretty and her clothes are too. Just kidding folks, I thought their cultural dance is very nice and is a dance indicative of India and her peoples.

  8. Beauty in motion, but I laud the fact that when the dancer spreads her legs—- the true beauty UNFOLDS protecting her womanhood with pleated fabric. How creative. Kudos.

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