Students of Natya Kala Mandir performed Bharatanatyam, celebrating Diwali.Key Points
Colombo celebrated Diwali with an Indian classical dance event called DEEPOTSAVAM, featuring students of Natya Kala Mandir, highlighting the cultural bond between India and Sri Lanka.
The Swami Vivekananda Cultural Centre presented DEEPOTSAVAM.
Students of Natya Kala Mandir performed Bharatanatyam.
Guru 'Kalasuri' Smt. Vasugy Jegatheeswaran guided the dancers.
The event celebrated Diwali and India's classical dance traditions.
The program highlighted cultural connections between India and Sri Lanka.
The spirit of Diwali came alive in Colombo through an evening of Indian classical dance.
The Swami Vivekananda Cultural Centre of the High Commission of India presented DEEPOTSAVAM, featuring students of Natya Kala Mandir under the guidance of well-known Bharatanatyam dancer Guru ‘Kalasuri’ Smt. Vasugy Jegatheeswaran.
Through graceful movements, intricate footwork and vibrant expressions, the young dancers celebrated the festival of lights while showcasing India’s rich classical dance traditions.
The programme also highlighted the enduring cultural connections between India and Sri Lanka, with dance serving as a bridge between the two nations.
The Swami Vivekananda Cultural Centre presented DEEPOTSAVAM.
Published: Thursday, 5 November 2026 | 3:16 PM IST
