Posted April 20, 2024
Our lead choreographer Dr. Sonal Mazumder and her team of students Shantala, Jonaki, Poonam, Navjot, Sitara, Pooja, Dimple, Janani and Monika made this four and a half minutes dance a powerful and expressive art form that communicated stories, emotions, and ideas in a way that transcends language barriers. Through movement, dancers conveyed complex narratives and elicit deep feelings from their audience. That made this dance an ideal medium for exploring and highlighting important social issues, such as women's violence.
When dance is used to address the topic of violence against women, it can create a profound impact on the audience. Dance allows for the exploration of the physical, emotional, and psychological aspects of violence in a way that words alone cannot capture. Choreographers and dancers can use their art to illustrate the pain, fear, and resilience of survivors, providing a voice to those who have experienced violence.
We believe through our artistry, dancers can shine a light on the issue of women's violence and challenge societal norms that perpetuate it. By combining powerful movement with evocative music and storytelling, dance can leave a lasting impression on audiences and contribute to a broader conversation about how to address and end violence against women.
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