Sree Aghora Siva Temple Panthalayani

17/05/2026

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12/05/2026

15/02/2026

Sivadas Chennai offering Bharathanatyam at the divine abode of Lord Aghora Shiva during Shivarathri 2026 Aghanda Nritharchana

14/02/2026

Globally acclaimed artist Pradeesh Thiruthiya to perform at Aghanda Nritharchana during this Mahashivarathri, at Sree Aghora Siva Temple Panthalayani Feb 15, Sunday. Morning Session. Be there, and watch the amazing performance.

Pradeesh K. Thiruthiya presented the profound ritual dance of Theyyam from Kerala at the Battery Dance Festival’s India Independence Day program in 2020. His mesmerizing three-hour performance depicted the transformation into Goddess Bhagavati, emphasizing the sacred makeup and rituals that transcend conventional dance, marking a unique contribution to the festival.

Hailing from Kozhikode (Calicut) in Northern Kerala, Pradeesh’s foundation lies in Bharatanatyam training under the legendary Dhananjayans. His impressive journey includes performances with Mrinalini and Mallika Sarabhai at Darpana in Ahmedabad, appearances at Berlin’s Hebbel Theater, and collaborations in London with Srishti – Nina Rajarani Dance Creations. He has toured globally with Ananda Shankar Jayant’s troupe, also contributing choreography.

Driven by a deep commitment to his cultural roots, Pradeesh sought out Guru Surjith Paniker and was formally initiated into the sacred Theyyam tradition, fully immersing himself in this ancient art form native to his homeland.

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https://batterydance.org/battery-dance-festival-2020/india-independence-day/

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14/02/2026

Mahashivarathri - Aghanda Nritharchana - Morning Session
Bharatanatyam by Smt. Manju V Nair

Smt. Manju V. Nair, a celebrated Bharatanatyam artist, choreographer, and lyricist from Kerala, weaves expressive storytelling with a deep commitment to classical dance. Beginning her journey at age four under her mother’s guidance in Malappuram, she refined her artistry with masters like Kabir Das and Bindu Mohanakrishnan. Holding degrees from Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit and Bangalore University, Manju’s lyrical creations in Sanskrit, Manipravalam, and Tamil enrich the dance world, notably the poignant Tamil lullaby “Thalelo” spotlighting child abuse. Her visionary production NEYAM: A Tale of Amity graced the 2024 Soorya Festival stage, embodying themes of harmony and hope. As a revered teacher, she nurtures talent across India, mentoring students to radiant Arangetrams, including recent ceremonies at Guruvayur Temple, continuing the timeless legacy of Bharatanatyam.

Remember to check this amazing dancer in her insta page below. Don't miss this great dancer presenting at Sree Aghora Siva Temple Panthalayani during this Mahashivarathri 2026.

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https://www.newindianexpress.com/cities/kochi/2019/Jul/25/a-life-fully-dedicated-to-dance-2009015.html

14/02/2026

Mahashivarathri - Aghanda Nritharchana - 6am - Smt. Deepthi Parol - Bharatanatyam
Feb 15 at Sree Aghora Siva Temple Panthalayani

Join us for a Bharatanatyam recital by Smt. Deepthi Parol, a distinguished artist and educator from Kerala. Revered for her technical finesse and luminous storytelling, she is a Gold Medalist (MA, Bharatanatyam, Bangalore University) who blends scholarly insight with radiant performance. Deepthi’s outreach includes a landmark project bringing Bharatanatyam to 75 schools, inspiring young audiences across the region. Don’t miss this rare chance to witness her graceful mastery.

Photo Credits : FB page of Smt. Deepthi Parol. Deepti Parol https://www.facebook.com/deeptiparol