Oh was that hard ground ......? I was mesmerized into thinking that was-river Yamuna!

True

We share so much history. It's all shared history and culture :)

Do you know the meaning of your name.. Son of victory...

​@@nutanbyakod2781 Yes. Thank you. I believe the meaning in for "Kirti" may have evolved for Thai usage, here meaning "honor", so kirti-putra ... "Son of Honor". Originally, the Thai alphabet allowed for it to trace the name/pronunciation back to its sanskrit roots, but during WWII the alphabet was "modernized" to accommodate the typewriter and one of the markers was omitted changing the pronunciation in Thai from "putra" to "butr".

Thanks ....

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Sorry but what's "cool blue dude"? You could have respectfully said "Sri Krishna". Kindly don't forget to use the honorifics next time. Thanks.

@@liliesandtulips2000 Coz he desperately wants to sound cool . Cheap thrills !

you guys in the comment section need to chill, Krishna is indeed a cool dude. Although he's not blue, he's dark-skinned, many of our dark-skinned gods and goddess became blue and green thanks to colonisation and colourism.

@@waterfallsdontsaymeow2917 Why don’t you chill and ignore our comments ? Isn’t that the real art of chilling ?

@@waterfallsdontsaymeow2917 Many of our great saints and poets referred Lord Rama and Krishna as Neela megha Shyama which means blue like Sky and Godess matangi as maata marakata shyamaa. Goddess Gayathri has five faces which are mukta, vidruma, hema, neela and dhavala means pearl, red, gold, blue n white. I felt his description was like eka shloki Ramayana. 😊🙏

Go learn ..i start with the beginning and the end. I see others dance. I dare to say its kahalripit.go shivambo or ameroli..drink nose .drink mouth..massage body..6 days a week.

Don't loose...there are many youngsters like me who has immense interest in the ancient and golden timeless artform like these... Possible because of the channel like this

Basketball I guess

I’d like to know what the song talks about (generally speaking) could you please answer me? Many 🙏

@@glory207 This song describes the composer's description of the Kalinga Nartana episode, a very famous incident in the life of Sri Krishna and narrated in the various scriptures including the celebrated Bhagavatam. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaliya for more details. Incident involves a snake called Kaliya that poisons the river Yamuna and how Sri Krishna vanquishes the serpant by dancing on its head. Characters in the dance would involve the snake, the river, and Lord Sri Krishna.

Dear " rukmani " is artists name.

Rukmini is the name of the name of the artist who is dancing.

Same here🙄

True. Same here. Such engaging

@@gary2101ify truly said

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You got the point...thats how beautiful is our soulful arts.

It is a rendition which depicts Lord Krishna (as a young boy) playing with other children, losing the ball in a lake which is the house of a poisonous serpent. He then goes on to tame the serpent and ends with dancing on it's head which the serpent gracefully accepts after recognizing the divinity of Krishna. Here are some images of the same: 3.imimg.com/data3/YQ/JO/MY-7555386/ba1479-kalinga-krishna-500x500.jpg i.pinimg.com/originals/d5/5f/f2/d55ff293292ff430e8f3d3d8da319500.jpg

@@just_sadhana wow! Thank you very much for the detailed meaning of this dance. It makes me so happy that you have shared this with me.

@@cfaithp you're welcome 🙂

Its called nagnathaya dance also..

@Patrick Leahey thanks! I enjoy performing arts, music, and different cultures.

Lemme help you, Lord Krishna is said to be the most handsome, pretty and gorgeous of them all.... it is said that once lord Krishna was playing ball with his friends, and their ball fell in a lake, where there was a seven headed poisonous snake, so everyone urged Krishna to get the ball... And krishna fought with the snake, and krishna danced on the snake's head.... This dance depicts that fight, where in the poet has written it in such a way that the battle is going on in front of him, and he's praising the beauty lord Krishna... The grace, the moves, the way krishna dances, also u can hear the snake's hissing in the song it tops everything in the dance... I wish I could attach some pictures so that u would get an idea... None the less you can google "kaliya mardana" u will get images n I would urge u to watch this video after that... U will enjoy it even more

Sandesh P thank you for the explanation.

@@cwgarr anytime bruv

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@@sandeshp6270 this response needs to be pinned for everyone to understand

Chechi ibidem undu???

@@ednaannavilot6372 hello..miss can you tell me the meaning of undu?

Wonderful performance. God bless you

So true!!

Yes absolutely specially the sounding of flute....it was heared like a cool lake.....

Mee too

True

Yaa it would be the best idea !!!!

Just thought the same...had it been in Aruna madam s voice.....

@@arunchalam6089 I like this lady's voice a lot. But when it comes to Kalinga Narthana Tillana, no rendition supercedes what Aruna Sairam, Jayanthi Kumaresh and the rest of the team presented in Darbar.

I was about to comment the same haha

@@amritarupalaha8097 she is amazing

Oriented from similar philosophy, not at all same though.

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