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Bharat Natyam

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Bharat Natyam [ˈbʌrət ˈnɑːtjəm]
n
(Performing Arts / Ballet) a form of Indian classical ballet
[from Sanskrit bharatanātya Bharata's dancing, from Bharata the sage supposed to have written of dramatic art and dancing + nātya dancing]
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