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Driving from Edinburgh to Isle of Skye through scenic roads- Amazing Scotland
In this episode of Amazing Scotland series, we invite you to join us on this scenic drive to Isle Skye from Edinburgh. There are several rou...

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മഴയൊരു നനുത്ത സ്പര്ശനമായ് പെയ്തി റങ്ങി- യ വനി തന് മേനി നനയ്ക്കവേ; കുളിര് കൊരുമാ മഴയെന് മനതാരിന് തീക്കനല് പതിയെപ്പതിയെയണച്...
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I am sure that almost all the parents in India is familiar with the person in the picture shown above. He is the latest an...
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It must have been around 2 O' clock in the noon... All the people around me were enjoying their mid noon siesta... I was waiti...
4 comments:
True. And that change over has definitely added beauty to the art form. When the feminine characters are performed by a female, there is lot of beauty in their mannerism.
I agree with Leo :)
Nice pic Nishedathi.But it would have been more awesome if you had clicked a full size pic!
You should start a photo blog too...Indiblogger is there to support you :)
Leo,
The lasyam (grace) is one of the inherent qualities of female. Especially so in case of performing arts like Kathakali, Mohiniyattam etc.
Having said that, let me also point out that great artists like Late Kottakkal Sivaraman have portrayed female characters successfully.
Roopa,
Thanks for the comment. I shall try to put a full size pic next time. That was the first time I ever photographed Kathakali live; and believe me, I was lucky enough to click at least some decent snaps.
May be when I get a chance next time, it will be better!!!
Regarding photo blog, I am not so sure... I need to brush up my skill little more.. may be a little knowledge in Photoshop or so will also help :-)
Lets see how it works out.
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