Quotes
- "Odissi is not a mere dance form to entertain people but to inspire and elevate. I don't actually dance but pray in compassion and the spectators say that this `form' is dancing."
- ""The real dance must convey the feeling of undivided existence, that a spectator can feel that he is not different from the thing observed".
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