Launched in 2021, Jharna is Bharata Kalanjali’s annual festival dedicated to showcasing emerging Bharatanatyam dancers. Now in its fourth edition, the festival continues to provide a professional platform for young artists to present original works that blend tradition with innovation.
As a pioneer institution with over five decades of excellence in Bharatanatyam, Bharata Kalanjali continues its mission of nurturing and celebrating the spirit of art through Jharna. This festival has evolved into a significant platform that highlights the exceptional artistry of emerging talent while honouring the depth and innovation of the classical dance form.
The 2025 edition will spotlight six talented artists selected from more than 60 applicants, premiering fresh interpretations of Bharatanatyam. Additionally, performances by distinguished guest artists will enrich the festival’s offerings.
As Jharna steps into its fourth year, it reaffirms its commitment to nurturing creativity, celebrating the vibrancy of Bharatanatyam, and supporting the next generation of dancers.
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