Meet Vrinda!
Natyalaya School of Arts was founded by Vrinda Sunil in 2006 at Carmel, Indiana. Vrinda teaches Bharatanatyam and Mohiniyattam. Vrinda has a Bachelors Degree in Music from RLV College of Fine Arts in South Kerala.
She has learned Bharatanatyam and Mohiniyattam from her early childhood from the age of 4 and has learned both fo
Meet Vrinda!
Natyalaya School of Arts was founded by Vrinda Sunil in 2006 at Carmel, Indiana. Vrinda teaches Bharatanatyam and Mohiniyattam. Vrinda has a Bachelors Degree in Music from RLV College of Fine Arts in South Kerala.
She has learned Bharatanatyam and Mohiniyattam from her early childhood from the age of 4 and has learned both for more than 14 years. Vrinda’s Bharatanatyam guru was Smt. Kalamandalam Kala Vijayan. Her Mohiniyattom Guru was one of the founders of Mohiniyattom, Late Smt. Kalamandalam Kalyani Kutty Amma and her granddaughters Smt. Smitha Rajan and Smt. Sandhya Rajan.
Meet Sharmila!
Sharmila Jothirajah has been learning Bharatanatyam for over 10 years, and has been a student at Natyalaya School of Arts since 2012. She has been teaching at Natyalaya for the past 3 years and is passionate about passing on her knowledge and love of dance to those she teaches. She has choreographed and coordinated dance pe
Meet Sharmila!
Sharmila Jothirajah has been learning Bharatanatyam for over 10 years, and has been a student at Natyalaya School of Arts since 2012. She has been teaching at Natyalaya for the past 3 years and is passionate about passing on her knowledge and love of dance to those she teaches. She has choreographed and coordinated dance performances for numerous events in Indiana and India. She has been part of many Natyalaya School of Arts' productions, such as Swathi Thirunal and Agni. Currently she works at Corteva Agriscience.
Meet Anjali!
Anjali Pillai began her Bharatanatyam training in 2002, at the age of 5, with Smt. Sunitha Yogananda, learning the Kalakshetra Style of the art form. In 2006, she began learning the dance form of Mohiniyattam at Natyalaya School of Arts, and in 2007, continued her Bharathanatyam education with Smt. Vrinda Sunil, this time in t
Meet Anjali!
Anjali Pillai began her Bharatanatyam training in 2002, at the age of 5, with Smt. Sunitha Yogananda, learning the Kalakshetra Style of the art form. In 2006, she began learning the dance form of Mohiniyattam at Natyalaya School of Arts, and in 2007, continued her Bharathanatyam education with Smt. Vrinda Sunil, this time in the Vazhavoor Style. In 2011, Anjali began teaching the two art forms at Natyalaya to younger students. She has been actively involved in many of Natyalaya School of Arts' productions, such as Swathi Thirunal and Agni. Anjali performed her Arangetram on September 21st, 2013 in both Bharathanatyam and Mohiniyattam. She is also trained in Carnatic Music and is currently learning Kuchipudi. Anjali is a graduate from Indiana University Purdue University - Indianapolis (IUPUI).
Meet Sharanya!
Sharanya started learning Bharatanatyam (Pandanallur Style) when she was 5 years old under Guru Late Mrs. Usha Rao. She completed her arangetram at the age of 16. She has done numerous performances under the guidance or Guru Balakrishna Marar, solo and group, including the closing ceremony of the XIX Commonwealth Games hos
Meet Sharanya!
Sharanya started learning Bharatanatyam (Pandanallur Style) when she was 5 years old under Guru Late Mrs. Usha Rao. She completed her arangetram at the age of 16. She has done numerous performances under the guidance or Guru Balakrishna Marar, solo and group, including the closing ceremony of the XIX Commonwealth Games hosted in Delhi, India in 2010.Sharanya is currently studying to be a Certified Public Accountant. In 2019, She is also continuing her Bharatanatyam (Vazhavoor Style) education under the guidance of Guru. Vrinda Sunil at Natyalaya School of Arts. She believes that one never “graduates” from dancing. You are a student for life and Bharatanatyam is a great dance form which keeps you connected to your roots.
Meet Pranathi!
Pranathi has been learning Bharatanatyam since the age of 5 at Natyalaya School of Arts. She has been a part of several productions and stage shows by Natyalaya. She is a passionate Bharatanatyam dancer and a teacher.
Meet Chitra!
Chitra has been learning Bharathanatyam since the age of 4 at Natyalaya School of Arts, and began learning Mohiniyattam at 7 years old. She has been a part of productions by Natyalaya such as Agni and Kannaki. Chitra began teaching Bharatanatyam in the fall of 2018 to younger students and is currently training for her arange
Meet Chitra!
Chitra has been learning Bharathanatyam since the age of 4 at Natyalaya School of Arts, and began learning Mohiniyattam at 7 years old. She has been a part of productions by Natyalaya such as Agni and Kannaki. Chitra began teaching Bharatanatyam in the fall of 2018 to younger students and is currently training for her arangetram in both art forms. She is learning Carnatic music as well. Chitra is currently a student at Carmel High School.
Meet Vineesha!
Vineesha Gadde started her Bharatanatyam journey with Natyalaya School of Arts. She developed a liking for this traditional form of art as a kid and got the opportunity to learn it formally through Natyalaya School of Arts. She loves kids and is excited to be a part of the team to teach and spread this divine form of art to
Meet Vineesha!
Vineesha Gadde started her Bharatanatyam journey with Natyalaya School of Arts. She developed a liking for this traditional form of art as a kid and got the opportunity to learn it formally through Natyalaya School of Arts. She loves kids and is excited to be a part of the team to teach and spread this divine form of art to the little ones. She is an IT professional, lives in Carmel with her husband and two kids.
Meet Anjani!
Anjani is a passionate Bharatanatyam dancer and a teacher.
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