Odissi dance Jhelum Paranjape Aheneela Part 1

www.smitalay.com Jhelum Paranjape, does a moving rendition of Ahe Neela- Lore has it that Salabeg being Muslim, was not allowed to enter the temple of Jaganath Puri, yet remained one of Jaganath's most ardent devotees. To date, the mammoth Jaganath Yatra makes a stop at Salabeg's tombstone in Puri. Ahe Neela is a well known Odiya song

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[porltlegothgrl]

i LOVE it!!! but it cuts off in the middle, we don't get to see the rest. PLEASE post the rest if you can!!!!!

[orissidance]

You can go to "more from this user"near the playlists link.

for some reason it doesn't show along with part one, its freshly uploaded.

[ketssmitalay]

this is one of my all time favorites! couldnt help but cry towards the end! what a lovely performance...*sigh*

[hippocampus23]

I wish that all classical Indian dance DVDs had English subtitles so I can understand what the movements mean. Do performers of classical Indian dance provide phamplets with the entire literary piece in English for each dance piece at a concert?

[shridanyam]

Good performance.Very nice!!

I suggest you upload the same in 'Dynamycdesi'.It is a online talent contest site for people.

[salvaviejo]

This is one of my favorite songs. The story is beautiful and accepting of differences. I would like to find an English translation to this song and the phonetic lyrics. Spanish or French would also be fine.

[salvaviejo]

I have fallen in love with this piece. The subject is continous in its spiritual and cultural openness. The vocal is exquisite. Their is another interpretation in u-tub by Shanker Behera(Behara) when he was younger title Abhinaya.

[porltlegothgrl]

thanx, i'll check it out