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Margam by Harinie Jeevitha
'Margam' means path
The word 'Margam' means 'path'— a sacred journey in Bharatanatyam, where each piece unfolds like a step toward the Divine. It begins with an invocation, and gracefully culminates in the vibrant rhythm of a Thillana.
The Margam that Harinie will be presenting is a tapestry woven with shades of joy, devotion, and love. From a playful Alarippu evoking the innocence of childhood games, to the grandeur of Lord Kapaleeshwara’s celestial abode in the Varnam, and the love-laden groves of Brindavan in an Ashtapadi, to the jubilant cadence of movement in the Thillana—the Margam invites us to traverse a landscape rich with emotion and beauty, translating into a journey that is both internal and eternal.
Harinie Jeevitha is a dedicated artiste who has been learning the art of Bharathanatyam from the age of six. With the able guidance and training from her teacher, Dr. Smt. Sheela Unnikrishnan, Harinie has come a long way in proving her artistry in this field with grace and vitality, carving a niche for herself as one of the most promising artistes of her generation.
She had her Arangetram in 2006 and has been performing extensively since then. Being a regular solo performer in Chennai’s Music and Dance Season, she has had the opportunity to perform for esteemed Sabhas such as The Music Academy, Sri Krishna Gana Sabha, Narada Gana etc.Harinie has presented about 85 solo Bharathanatyamperformances so far. Apart from presenting her art in many avenues in Chennai, Harinie has performed all over India as well as in Norway, Singapore, Muscat, Canada, Sydney, Melbourne and Sri Lanka. She has been invited to conduct workshops for students in India as well as countries abroad.
Over the last few years, Harinie has been emerging as a budding choreographer, conceiving and creating original works. Her works are based on thorough research,understanding and internalisation, and have been acclaimed by art connoisseurs. Apart from choreographing solo pieces of the Bharathanatya Margam, her first solo thematic production, ‘VARADARAJAM UPASMAHE’, conceived and choreographed by Harinie Jeevitha has been receiving rave reviews from art experts and Rasikas.