Bhairavi Nedungadi

In the vibrant world of dance, where grace and expression intertwine, Bhairavi breathes life into every movement. Born into a family of esteemed artists and raised in an environment steeped in art, Bhairavi developed a profound appreciation for the performing arts from an early age. Bhairavi’s artistic journey was shaped by her illustrious family heritage. Her grandfather, late Vasu Nedungadi, was a revered Krishnanattam artist, known for his virtuosity in this ancient form of dance-drama. Growing up surrounded by the captivating tales of the gods and goddesses brought to life by her grandfather’s performances, Bhairavi’s fascination with the performing arts grew exponentially. Bhairavi’s father, late Padmanabhan Nedungadi, played a pivotal role in promoting and preserving the art form of Kathakali. His tireless efforts to popularize this traditional dance-drama left an indelible mark on Bhairavi’s heart. Witnessing her father’s unwavering dedication and his passion to preserve the cultural heritage, Bhairavi found herself drawn to the world of Indian classical dance.