Bharatanatyam (Tamil Nadu): Expressive and intricate, Bharatanatyam is a classical dance form known for its storytelling.
Kathak (North India): Dynamic and rhythmic, Kathak tells stories through graceful movements, footwork, and spins.
Kuchipudi (Andhra Pradesh): Blend of dance and drama, Kuchipudi involves intricate footwork, expressions, and storytelling.
Odissi (Odisha): Graceful and lyrical, Odissi is characterized by fluid movements, expressions, and intricate hand gestures.
Kathakali (Kerala): Dramatic and vibrant, Kathakali combines dance, drama, and elaborate makeup to depict mythical stories.
Mohiniyattam (Kerala): Graceful and feminine, Mohiniyattam celebrates the beauty of dance with expressive movements and storytelling.
Sattriya (Assam): Rooted in Vaishnavism, Sattriya features fluid movements and themes from the epics, Ramayana and Mahabharata.
Kathakar (Rajasthan): A blend of dance and storytelling, Kathakar showcases traditional Rajasthani folk tales through expressive movements.
Bihu (Assam): Energetic and celebratory, Bihu is a folk dance celebrating the Assamese New Year and agricultural abundance.
Manipuri (Manipur): Known for its gentle, circular movements, Manipuri dance reflects the region's rich cultural traditions.