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Um, some kind of dance – Chennai Sangamam
Image by Ravages
Chennai Sangamam is a yearly festival that celebrates the folk traditions of Tamil Nadu. It brings to the city of Madras dance, music, drama and story telling forms from across the state, for a week of fun, laughter, entertainment and celebration. It coincides with the Pongal – the harvest festival of Tamil Nadu.
Chennai Sangamam is free for all, and is held mostly in open areas – like parks and beaches. Which adds to its charm.
This year’s Sangamam was quite the biggest so far, and in addition to performances, had food stalls (some of which recreated ancient recipes) and carnatic concerts.
Bharata Natyam 10 – Chennai Sangamam
Image by Ravages
Chennai Sangamam is a yearly festival that celebrates the folk traditions of Tamil Nadu. It brings to the city of Madras dance, music, drama and story telling forms from across the state, for a week of fun, laughter, entertainment and celebration. It coincides with the Pongal – the harvest festival of Tamil Nadu.
Chennai Sangamam is free for all, and is held mostly in open areas – like parks and beaches. Which adds to its charm.
This year’s Sangamam was quite the biggest so far, and in addition to performances, had food stalls (some of which recreated ancient recipes) and carnatic concerts.
Bharata Natyam 11 – Chennai Sangamam
Image by Ravages
Chennai Sangamam is a yearly festival that celebrates the folk traditions of Tamil Nadu. It brings to the city of Madras dance, music, drama and story telling forms from across the state, for a week of fun, laughter, entertainment and celebration. It coincides with the Pongal – the harvest festival of Tamil Nadu.
Chennai Sangamam is free for all, and is held mostly in open areas – like parks and beaches. Which adds to its charm.
This year’s Sangamam was quite the biggest so far, and in addition to performances, had food stalls (some of which recreated ancient recipes) and carnatic concerts.
Love the lighting! Just look at the patterns they’re making!
Yeah. That why shot was clicked.
Awesome shot! Jus love the colors!
Thanks man
Was this directed by someone from Tamil movies!
Wonderful shot btw.
This particular dance piece was choreographed by Kala ‘Master’.
Thanks Pandiyan
Again, wonderful. What’s that bubble?
Bubble was some kind of light thing stuck to back of stage/set
A mirror on the wall…. of the big set
Awesome blue shot… managed to get it in the right timing.
nice shot…lovely composition
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Seen on a rss aggregator. (?)
sooper shot… wish there was no one in the background …
Nice…! Love these open performances…. like you said, it adds to the charm! Performances on the beach seem to have a little extra something, somehow!