Performing Arts

The Performing Arts track of The Goa Project 2016

Ramkumar R S

@rsri

Bharatanatyam for Engineers and Business men.

Submitted Jan 13, 2016

To introduce the benefits of learning classical Bharatanatyam to techie / geeky male engineers and business people.

Outline

This is a talk I was supposed to have presented at the Pechakucha night in Chennai and the 20 slides are ready (Postponed due to floods)

The idea is to introduce Bharatanatyam and its benefits to engineers and business men - people who normally do not venture in to learning it. I will be sharing my own experience of learning it since the age of 35.

Requirements

None

Speaker bio

I am a techno-marketing professional and a consultant to early stage companies and start ups in Chennai. I started learning Bharatanatyam since the age of 35. My Guru Kalaimamani Ms Narthaki Nataraj is one of the top 10 artists in India and a recipient of SNU Puraskar award from the President of India. My book Breeze a Love story was published by Writers Workshop Kolkata and launched by Prakriti Foundation Chennai. I presented a tech session in TGP-1 and a workshop in TGP-3. I am one of the track managers for the Entreprenuership track in TGP 2016.

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