Dearest Mahika,
From the day you trotted in at the age of 4 or so,
if I remember correctly, intomy dance
class, it was a joy to teach you. I feel very happy to see that as your Adi
Guru, the traditions and discipline of learning and practicing Indian Classical
dance (Odissi) that I was able instill in you, you adhered to it through thick
and thins with the guidance of your parents and grew to be an accomplished
dancer. For all the joys of dance we shared every moment shall be close to my
heart and I wish you all the very best in everything you do. I am sure you will
always be grateful for the efforts of your mom and my good friend , dad and the
support of your lil brother :)
With many blessed souls guiding you, may you reach
the zenith in dance and arts.
With love and hugs
Anu Aunty
Today- fast forwarding to a Decade since I met you, I am not surprised at how beautifully you have evolved into a Dancer with Flair and immense Grace. I am Proud to call myself your first Bharatnatyam dance teacher and am grateful to be a friend to your amazing family. God Bless you in all your endeavors in life, and May you be blessed with everything this world has to offer that is good for You! Congratulations on your Arangetram- I am so sorry that Family commitments have kept me from being able to see it in person- But my Thoughts, Prayers and Blessings are with you- This Day and Forever!
Love,“Kavita
Teacher “
Kavita Kuppuswamy – KavitanjaliSchool of Dance ,Plano
,Texas
Kavita Kuppuswamy – Kavitanjali
Dr.Francis Barboza-Director of Satyaradhna Institute of Performing Arts,
Dear
Mahika,
Congratulations! It was a pleasure teaching you dance - you are such a graceful dancer. I still remember 'O Re Kanchi' for HeritageIndia
festival at Fairfield
when you were little. And of course the Kathak dance at Fairfield University .
I am so looking forward to your Arangentram.
Love,
Mousumi Aunty
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Mousumi Bhattacharya
Tripti School
of Dance
Westport , CT
Congratulations! It was a pleasure teaching you dance - you are such a graceful dancer. I still remember 'O Re Kanchi' for Heritage
Love,
Mousumi Aunty
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Dear
Mahika
Dancing with the feet is one thing, but dancing with the heart is another, so dance like no one is watching you. We all are very proud of you for getting this far, but this is not the end, this is just a beginning.......
Dancing with the feet is one thing, but dancing with the heart is another, so dance like no one is watching you. We all are very proud of you for getting this far, but this is not the end, this is just a beginning.......
So
be always inspired and be always motivated, and I am sure you are going to go a
long way. Teaching you has always been a pleasure for me, you are a wonderful
student and a good listener.I has always been impressed by your enthusiasm,
your dedication and your hard work. Continue to be respectful towards your
dance and towards your parents who have worked really hard to bring you this
far. My heartiest congratulations to you,” Just dazzle on the stage.”
Good
luck to you sweetheart.
Khushi Aunty
Khushi Aunty
Khushi Kumar – Dance Instructor Choreographer
Fairfield
,CT
Thank you dear Mahika, my blessings are
with you on this special day. I am sure you will be awesome and do a fantastic
job and graduate in flying colours. Please don't stress yourself, be calm and
everything will go very well. Please
make sure you get plenty of rest and eat well - you need the energy. Thank you
for making me a part of your special day. I will see you Saturday morning atyour home to get you ready.
Once again many blessings
Renu Aunty
Renu Kurien -Make up Artist
Renu Kurien -Make up Artist
Dear Mahika,
ReplyDeleteCongratulations! It was a pleasure teaching you dance - you are such a graceful dancer. I still remember 'O Re Kanchi' for Heritage India festival at Fairfield when you were little. And of course the Kathak dance at Fairfield University. I am so looking forward to your Arangentram.
Love,
Mousumi Aunty
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Mousumi Bhattacharya
Tripti School of Dance
Westport, CT
Dearest Mahika,
ReplyDeleteFrom the day you trotted in at the age of 4 or so, if I remember correctly, into dance class, it was a joy to teach you. I feel very happy to see that as your Adi Guru, the traditions and discipline of learning and practicing Indian Classical dance (Odissi) that I was able instill in you, you adhered to it through thick and thins with the guidance of your parents and grew to be an accomplished dancer. For all the joys of dance we shared every moment shall be close to my heart and I wish you all the very best in everything you do. Always be grateful for the effort for your mom and my good friend and dad and the support of your lil brother :)
With many blessed souls guiding you, may you reach the zenith in dance and arts.
With love and hugs
Anindita Anu Nanda, Soortaal School of Indian Dance and Music
www.soortaal.org