PĒRIṆI ŚIVA TĀNḌAVAM

Authors

  • Vakkala Rama Krishna PhD Dance Scholar, SN School of Arts and Communications, University of Hyderabad
  • Prof. M. S. Sivaraju Department of Dance, SN School of Arts and Communications, Central University of Hyderabad

Abstract

Perini is a recent dance form. It was re-invented by Late Dr. Natraj Ramakrishna. It is a virile art form and it is popularly known as Pēriṇī Śiva Tānḍavam.Until recent times, no one have any idea about this virile dance form.  As per the historical evidences it is believed that Pēriṇī dance form was prevalent in Kākatīya’s reign. Visually what we are seeing today, the dance form Perini it is the result of Prof. Natraja Ramakrishna’s relentless research work. He was the only person who gave a visual shape to the historical evidences.

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Published

15-05-2017

How to Cite

Vakkala Rama Krishna, & Prof. M. S. Sivaraju. (2017). PĒRIṆI ŚIVA TĀNḌAVAM. International Education and Research Journal (IERJ), 3(5). Retrieved from http://ierj.in/journal/index.php/ierj/article/view/838