Bharatanatyam
South Indian classical dance built on precise footwork, mudras and expressive storytelling. Deep technical grounding for serious students.
Aangan teaches a range of styles from Indian classical to contemporary, structured around solid technique. Different styles are introduced at different ages and levels.
Built on discipline and musicality. Students learn these in the Foundation and Performance groups.
South Indian classical dance built on precise footwork, mudras and expressive storytelling. Deep technical grounding for serious students.
North Indian classical dance. Footwork, rhythm cycles, and storytelling. For students who want classical depth.
Film dance, choreography and music videos. The style most students encounter first — fun, recognizable and visually cinematic.
Traditional Nepali dances rooted in culture and ritual. Taught especially to students from Sikkim and the region.
Taught at higher levels or in workshops. These styles emphasize personality and individual interpretation.
A free-form category that doesn’t lock into one tradition — classical lines, contemporary movement and personal expression in a single piece.
Free movement, improvisation, and personal expression. No rules except your own body and the music.
Rhythm, street style and attitude. For students who want energy, groove and urban choreography.
Not a style to learn — the skill to create one. Amrita choreographed this trio for the Nepali music video Phool Pari.
Each age group focuses on the styles that suit their level. But the choice of what comes next is yours — students ask for what interests them, and we build from there.
Tell Amrita the student’s age and what kind of music or movement interests them, and she will match them to the right style and the right group.
Message us on WhatsApp with the student’s age and we’ll tell you which group they join, when it meets, and how to start.