PHOTOS: Opulence and grandeur at the Khajuraho Dance Festival

Khajuraho Temples came alive with opulence, grandeur, floodlights and the hustle-bustle of art lovers at the Khajuraho Dance Festival. Indian classical dance forms has a gamut of expressions; be it North Indian style of Kathak, north-eastern Oddissi, Manipuri and Chhau or the South Indian or Carnatic style of Bharatnatyam, Kuchipudi, Mohiniattam to name the few. All of these dance forms found expression at the Khajuraho Dance Festival, organised by the Ustad Allauddin Khan Sangeet Evam Kala Academy, Department of Culture- Madhya Pradesh.

Updated on: Mar 8, 2020 2:18 PM IST

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Deepak Gangani and Richa Joshi captivated the audience with their Kathak recital.

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Enakshi and Pavitra Bhatt presented an Odissi and Bharatnatyam duet.

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Lata Munshi and her group performed Bharatnatyam.

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Pandit Krishan Mohan Mishra during his Kathak performance.

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Ragini Makkar during her Kathak recital.

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Shobana Chandrakumar Pillai performed Bharatnatyam.

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Shrividya performs Mandodari Saptak in Kuchipudi dance style.

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Sinam Basu and his group resented Shiva Panchakshara and Basant raas in Manipuri dance style.