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Vilasini Natyam is the name given to the dance tradition of the temple dancers of Andhra Pradesh. These dancers were known as Kalavantulu. Unlike similar traditions that have evolved in other regions of the country, the ritual-specific (Gudi Seva), ceremonial-specific (Kacheri Ata) and dance operatic (Ata Bhagavatam) aspects of the temple dances form an integral part of the Vilasini Natyam repertoire. Apart from being a distinctive style, Vilasini Natyam is unique in that it retains the functional classification of the art practiced by these Kalavantulu, suitably adapted for modern-day stage presentation. An exquisite form of expression shaped over centuries enriched by the artistic imagination of countless temple dancers this dance tradition has been painstakingly researched and recast by Swapnasundari, who worked under the guidance of Maddula Lakshmi Narayana, who was an exponent of this tradition.   Originator:http://purvadhanashree.blogspot.com/2008/04/i-know-i-have-been-late.html   Raga: Kamod     Pl. Clic below the titles to view and listen (don't miss any)   Aeri Jaane Na Doongi-Chitralekha     Jaao Re Jogi Tum Jao Re - Lata - Amrapali 1966   very beautiful song Tum ko dekha to ye khayal aya from Saath Saath by Jagjit (Farooq Shaikh Disclaimer: I do not claim any rights on the content of the post With Love Affection Regards Blessings Uma Maheswar Nakka