Lei made her solo dance debut here on Sunday in front of the celebrated Bharatanatyam dancer Leela Samson, Indian diplomats and a large audience of Chinese fans
13-year-old Lei Muzi, the Chinese Bharatanatyam student, performs at the first ever Arangetram, in Beijing, China. Pic/PTI
Lei Muzi, a 13-year-old school student scripted history when she performed Bharatanatyam ‘Arangetram’ in China, a landmark in the journey of the ancient Indian dance form that is gaining popularity there.
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Lei made her solo dance debut here on Sunday in front of the celebrated Bharatanatyam dancer Leela Samson, Indian diplomats and a large audience of Chinese fans.
For Chinese fans of Indian classical art and dance forms who devoted their lives to learning and performing them for decades, her debut was a moment of history as it was the first-ever ‘Arangetram’—Bharatanatyam’s graduation ceremony—in China.
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