Dance for yourself. If someone understands, good. If not, no matter
Louis Horst
Audio Credits in the video: Aanchal Chandna ( An Instagram creator).
I began dancing and training in Bharatnatyam when I was almost six years old. I didn’t complete it because of my father’s job transfer, which moved us from one city to another. It has been on my mind since 2010 to go back to school. But I was unable to do so again because of all the typical “ABHI padh lo, BAAD ME LIFE SET” ideologies. During the lockdown, I had the option of taking online classes at convenient times and finally got back to learning Bharatanatyam! 🙂
Getting up at 6:00 am was something I enjoyed. Having a brilliant teacher made it even more enjoyable!
Since everything was starting up again, I had to leave between classes once again. Here’s hoping I can resume it someday.
All opinions expressed in this video are personal.
Arushi Batra is a graduate student in Dr. Vinod Scaria's lab at CSIR-IGIB. You can catch her making mandalas, blogging her thoughts, cracking PJs, or dancing her heart out when she is not doing her research. Her research focuses on the genomics of Intellectual Disability as part of the GUaRDIANinitiative.