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“Priya’s rendition of some of her Guru Kundan Lal Gangani’s choice chakkars and tukras, the typical Jaipur Gharana dips and delicate leaps, all came through with … succinct charm”
The Hindustan Times |
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“Kathak ke wayvidhya me naha gaya sabargar” Navabharat Times, Lucknow |
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“Rudyard Kipling wrote ‘East is east and west is west and never the twain shall meet’. Priya Pawar’s performance proved this wrong” Asten Posten, Oslo |
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“In Priya Pawar, the senior Kathak virtuoso who now lives in London … we have an example of the never say die spirit of the true dancer” The Hindustan Times |
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“The Flamenco dancer wore shoes but Priya Pawar’s weapon was ghunghrus and bare feet.”
Asten Posten, Oslo |
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“Priya gave a relaxed and winsome presentation of both the Nritta and Abhinaya aspects of Kathak … beautifully timed and executed Parans, Ginti Ki Tihais and play with rhythm”
The Hindustan Times |
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“Pratap and Priya are one of the finest pairs of dancers in the Indian classical scene today…”
Indian Express, New Delhi |
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“…the performance [Kathak-Flamenco] … was so riveting that there were no less than six or seven standing ovations during the ninety minute magic on stage.”
Daylight, New York |
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“…the performance [Kathak-Flamenco] … was so riveting that there were no less than six or seven standing ovations during the ninety minute magic on stage.”
Daylight, New York
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“… superbly executed programme of Indian dance …” Glasgow Herald |
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“… their show is accessible and makes Western audiences aware that the Indian population has brought a rich cultural heritage with it.” City Limits, London |

Priya Pawar's weapon was ghunghrus and bare feet

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Books Priya appears in the following books: |
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Indian Dance – The Ultimate Metaphore by Shanta Serbjeet Singh Kathak – Indian Classical Dance Art by Sunil Kothari Dances of India by Reginald and Jamilla Massey Who’s Who of Asian Achievers – Asians in the Millennium published by Eastern Eye and Asian Times |