Bollywood dance classes are available for both adults and kids in different batches,

Bollywood dancing is a colourful, dynamic and highly theatrical dance style seen in Indian films. It combines classical forms of dance including traditional Indian, folk, salsa, belly dance while also incorporating more contemporary western forms such as hip hop, jazz and funk

The style of dancing in earlier Bollywood films was based on Indian Classical Dance or Folk Dances from various parts of India. These dances included the classical art forms of Kathak and Bharata Natyam

Bollywood dance is an important part of Indian culture, it is unique in its ability to tell a story through bodily movements. Bollywood dance is full of colour, showing a perfect amalgamation between music, dance, storytelling and costumes

Like many dance styles, Bollywood can be defined as “easy to learn, harder to master.

Bollywood dance originated in India, around Bombay, in the 20th century and is dancing that we now see in Indian films

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Visharad in Bharatnatyam

She is an Indian Bharatnatyam dancer is the artistic director of her company, kRtyaVed, Academy for Performing Arts, an institute for imparting training in dance, music, drama and choreography in the city of Bangalore.

Her primary training and rigorous practice has been under her parents, Guru Pt Venugopal Pillai & Guru Smt. Jayshree Pillai from the age of 6. Shrruti has been awarded the Kala Gurjari Award for young talents and Tarang Padma Award in the field of classical dance. She went on to intensify her training by learning contemporary under the mentorship of Eva Mueller, a renowned teacher in Innsbruck, Austria.

She is very passionate about teaching Bharatanatyam. She has structured a diploma course for students who want to take up dance as their career, which involves extensive training in Bharatnatyam dance, theory and yoga.

She has also been researching in using her contemporary knowledge in choreographing various ballets while still keeping her roots grounded in bharatnatyam. She started choreographing at a very young age in school, where many of her choreographies have won the 1st prizes in inter school competitions. She has also choreographed various dance dramas in her college. She is now studying the 108 karanas and has choreographed a few numbers like "Shambho", "Panchabhootam", "Dancing for the Gods" etc.