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Bringing talent to the fore
Hemanth and Padmasri Hemanth have started a unique organisation by the name ‘Balanandam”, a platform to exhibit the creative talents of children.They celebrated its inaugural on Saturday evening.
Hemanth and Padmasri Hemanth have started a unique organisation by the name ‘Balanandam”, a platform to exhibit the creative talents of children.They celebrated its inaugural on Saturday evening.
The budding artistes and disciples of Mannava Jyothy Sarma presented classical keerthans. Jeslin troupe and Nirmala troupe presented group dance. P Nikhila’s performance on keyboard was appreciated by the audience. Karhikeya Anandasai folk dance was another that went well with the audience.
“Keechaka vadha” dance ballet was staged by the students of Hemanth. The dance ballet was written and directed by P Hemanth Kumar and music composed by Kumara Suryanarayana. In a brief meeting arranged for the occasion, Golla Narayana Rao and Venna Vallbha Rao appreciated the commitment of Hemanth and Padmasri. They also stated that there is need of a platform to the promising artistes to ventilate their talent.
