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Sidhyendra Yogi

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  • South Asian arts
    / The kuchipudi school

    …in the 17th century by Sidhyendra Yogi, creator of the superb dance-drama Bhama Kalapam, which is the story of charming Satyabhama, jealous wife of Lord Krishna. Sidhyendra Yogi taught the art to Brahman boys of Kuchipudi and gave a performance with them in 1675 for the nawab of Golconda, who…

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    …in the 17th century by Sidhyendra Yogi, creator of the superb dance-drama Bhama Kalapam, which is the story of charming Satyabhama, jealous wife of Lord Krishna. Sidhyendra Yogi taught the art to Brahman boys of Kuchipudi and gave a performance with them in 1675 for the nawab of Golconda, who…

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