Sree Kamal Nritya Vidyalaya was started in 1999 by Guru Sukanya Iyer in Mumbai. The institute trained 800 plus students in Bharatanatyam, Mohiniyattam and semi-classical dance. Later, Guru Sukanya Iyer shifted to Chennai in 2014 and started Shree Natyaveda Kalamandhir in 2015. This institute has trained over 500 plus students of all ages in Bharatanatyam and Mohiniyattam. In 2018, an international branch was launched under the name "Kailash Natyalaya" at the Madhya Kailash Temple in Midrand, Johannesburg, South Africa, and in Muscat, Oman led by Guru Smt. Sreesudha Sarma and Guru Smt. Sreeja Vivek respectively
The amount of time it takes to learn Bharatanatyam depends on the individual’s dedication and commitment to the art form. It typically takes several years of training and practice to become proficient in Bharatanatyam.
To preserve and propagate the timeless traditions of Indian classical dance through disciplined, authentic training rooted in the Guru-Sishya Parampara.
To be a globally recognized center of excellence for classical arts, serving as a cultural beacon that illuminates the beauty and profundity of our heritage for future generations.
Our dedication is recognized through numerous accolades from esteemed cultural organizations, a testament to the purity of our tradition and our pursuit of artistic excellence.
Bharatanatyam has a deep cultural and spiritual significance in Indian culture. It is often seen as a form of spiritual practice, as it involves a deep connection between the dancer, the music, and the audience.