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**Bharatanatyam** and **Kuchipudi** are two classical dance forms from South India, each known for its beauty, storytelling, and spiritual depth. **Bharatanatyam**, originating from Tamil Nadu, is recognized for its 💫 **strong geometry & structure**, where every posture and movement follows a precise form. Dancers perform with 👣 **rhythmic footwork**, adorned with *ghungroos* to enhance the sound of each beat. The use of 🎭 **Abhinaya (expression)** plays a central role in conveying emotions and mythological stories. Bharatanatyam is also known for its 👗 **traditional costume & jewellery**, which adds to the visual grandeur of the performance. You can learn this art at Maak. On the other hand, **Kuchipudi**, from Andhra Pradesh, is celebrated for its 💃 **graceful & flowing movements**, offering a more fluid and dynamic style. The 🪔 **dance-drama format** often includes dialogues and character portrayal, making performances engaging and theatrical. A standout feature is the 🩰 **dance on a brass plate (Tarangam)**, which showcases balance and rhythm. The form is deeply rooted in 🎶 **Carnatic music**, enhancing its cultural depth. Learn Kuchipudi at a **Maak** to embrace its classical elegance.