
In first-ever instance, Bharatanatyam will be performed on Polish Folk music by Bharatanatyam exponent Apeksha Niranjan, with Polish folk group-Kapela Odmieńciese.(Source: PR handout)

Organised by Prof. Mandar Purandare, the performance is to be held on April 19 at Sinegog Konin, in Poland at 7 pm. (Source: ApekshaNiranjan.com)

The act is a part of Niranjan's Poland Spring Tour, displaying the beauty of Bharatnatyam in various cities across Poland. (Source: PR handout)

For the unversed, Bharatanatyam is one of the six classical dance forms in India. It originated in the temples of South India, particularly Tamil Nadu. It used to be performed by Devadasis, thus it was also known as Dasiattam. (Source: PR handout)

"I am deeply honoured to share my passion for Bharatnatyam with the people of Poland, a country that holds a special place in my heart," said Niranjan, whose paternal grandmother is Polish. (Source: ApekshaNiranjan.com)

"Through music and dance, we can bridge cultural divides and celebrate the beauty of diversity. I am grateful for the opportunity to connect with audiences in Poland and to honor my Polish heritage through my art," she continued. (Source: PR handout)

The tour kicks off on April 13th with a special performance on the occasion of Tamil New Year- "Chithirai Thiruvizha" organised by the Tamil Sangam Association of Poland. It will close on May 11. (Source: PR handout)

In addition to her performances, Niranjan will conduct workshops in Warsaw and Sabòtka, offering enthusiasts an opportunity to learn from a master of Bharatnatyam. (Source: PR handout)

You can follow Niranjan on social media for behind-the-scenes insights and tour updates. (Source: PR handout)