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Chowrangee’s dance, music show at Taramati Baradari on July 26

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Chowrangee’s dance, music show at Taramati Baradari on July 26
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Chowrangee is hosting an event called 'Monsoon Dreams' at Taramati Baradari on July 26. The show will feature dance, music, and elements inspired by the monsoon season, led by renowned dancer Tanusree Shankar. This production combines classical Indian dance aesthetics with contemporary styles.

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Chowrangee, Hyderabad’s vibrant new-age platform for arts and culture, is presenting an evening of evocative dance, music, and monsoon magic – the ‘Monsoon Dreams - led by Tanusree Shankar and her dance company at Taramati Baradari on July 26, at 7 p.m.Monsoon Dreams is a spellbinding production that weaves classical Indian aesthetics with contemporary flair. Tanusree Shankar is one of India’s foremost dancers and choreographers, carrying forward the globally admired legacy of the Uday Shankar style of dance.

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