Tandava Season 4 – Semi Final | The Structural School of Fine Arts

This presentation, based on verses from Sri Krishna Shatanamavali Stotram, beautifully portrays the enchanting power of Lord Krishna’s flute. Its divine melody mesmerizes all beings of Vrindavan—cows, birds, peacocks, trees, and especially the Gopikas. Though often troubled by Krishna’s playful mischief, the Gopikas are soothed and drawn closer to him through the magic of his flute. The performance also highlights Krishna’s divine acts—lifting the Govardhana hill to protect his devotees and subduing the serpent Kaliya—revealing his role as both protector and enchanter. Blending devotion and grace, this piece captures the essence of Krishna as Murali Mohana, the one who fills the universe with love and bliss. Composition: Verses from Sri Krishna Shatanamavali Stotram Music Composer: Sri Tirumalai Srinivas Vocals: Sri Ananth Vikram Concept, Choreography & Direction: Smt. Akshara Bharadwaj Production: The Structural School of Fine Arts #TandavaSeason4 #LasyaDance #SemiFinals #KrishnaMuraliMohana #KrishnaShatanamavali #Bharatanatyam #IndianClassicalDance #Krishna #MuraliMohana #Bhakti #DevotionalDance #KrishnaLeela #Govardhana #KalingaNarthanam #ClassicalDance #IndianCulture #DancePerformance #StructuralSchoolOfFineArts #TandavaCompetition #LasyaEvents