What dance Critics Are Saying
Anuradha Vikranth stole the hearts of the audience with her amazing piece Krishnam Vande Jagadguru. Her performance was a visual treat.
DECCAN HERALD
Anuradha stole the show with her mercurial Bharatanatya performance. She was as articulate in nritta and nritya as in abhinaya. Her expressive eyes could tell hundred of tales. Her limbs moved with great fluidity and artisty. The rhythm was always intact and she was on the right beat.
THE HINDU
Anuradha Vikranth’s performance depicted the beauty of spring, mesmerizing audience with her graceful movements. Radha pining for her beloved was aptly portrayed through expressions filled with clarity, intensity and focus.
THE NEW INDIAN EXPRESS
Anuradha‘s experience in dancing came to the fore in the execution of teasing jatis.
THE HINDU
Anuradha Vikranth is not only a good dancer but also a splendid choreographer combining and exploring modern dance techniques with classical dance.
DECCAN HERALD
What was remarkable in Anuradha ‘s performance was the mobility of her face. Her mukhija revealed a mature understanding of the padam.
THE INDIAN EXPRESS
The depth of abhinaya came about in Anuradha’s rendition. The beautiful choreographic rendering was perfectly chiseled and made striking poses the hallmark.
THE TIMES OF INDIA
Anuradha Vikrant’s graceful exposition of the ashtapadi evoked a beautiful vision of Krishna dancing with the gopis, and was punctuated with flawless footwork.
THE HINDU
Anuradha was very impressive with good angika and controlled abhinaya,
THE HINDU
There is an element of élan in her movements and she has an attractive stage presence that helps her project expressions in a communicative manner.
DR SUNIL KOTHARI, ART HISTORIAN, CRITIC AND SCHOLAR, FOR NARTHAKI.COM
Anuradha’s nritta, as in the varnam and tillana, was akin to the gamaka in music, her clear lines and firm foot blending with the gliding, swaying and sliding movements almost as a sequel to the rhythmic aspect,
JYOTI RAGHURAM, SENIOR CRITIC AND SCHOLAR, FOR NARTHAKI.COM