Ballatanatyam's classic Indian dance has overcome the colonial suppression and today it reflects the identity of domestic and international Indians.
Bharatanatyam is an outstanding form of classical dance in India, probably the legacy of India's oldest classical dance and is considered to be the mother of many other forms of Indian classical dance. Traditionally, there is only a solo dance by a woman who started in the Hindu temple of Tamil Nadu state and eventually prospered in southern India. The theoretical basis for this form can be traced back to 'Natya Shastra' which is the text of the ancient Sanskrit Hindu performance art. This is an example of Hindu religious theme and spiritual thought and shows an impressive gesture including excellent footwork and nrita, nritya, natya expressed by dancers. Accompanists include singers, music, and master of performance and especially performance. It continues to stimulate several art forms, including paintings and sculptures starting from the sculptures of the grand CE Temples of the 6th and 9th centuries.
Indian classical dance like Bharatanatyam is considered one of the oldest arts in the world. Bharatanatiyam is not just a classical dance, it is used as a word of communication when the speech in southern India is still developing. Through Bharatanatyam, people can tell their inner feelings without saying words. When we swim, the learning process between the body and the mind begins, the swimmer's mind trains the body to operate at low oxygen level and increases endurance. Between heart and heart
The oldest classical dance in India is the fifth Veda, Bharatanatyam, from Tamil Nadu, India. Bharatanatyam usually dances in classical Indian music. This dance was inspired by the sculpture of ancient temples in Chidambaram. The name of this dance has a specific meaning. Bharatanatyam is known for its elegance, purity, kindness, and sculpture. It is one of the most popular dance performances now. That unique style is practiced all over the world. Some of the ancient sculptures of the Hindu temple are based on the posterskaranas of the Vharatanatyam dance. Ballatanatyam's dance is said to be a heavenly dancer, Apsara. They are drawn in many sculptures. In the most important sense, Hindu gods are respected in temples and homes. It will provide "16 hospitals" including music and dance. This is the reason why many Hindu temples have been complemented by traditionally trained musicians and dancers.