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PRESS QUOTES

he varnam, the acid test for Bharatanatyam dancers,was gracefully characterised by her fluid movements, well sustained with aesthetic and charishmatic appeal. Her laya techniques found winsome expression through captivating theermanams executed with skill and intution. This widely travelled and vibrant performer has it in her to march forward progressively in the days to come. - Indian Express

heart warming, impressive recital of Vidya Subramaniam Sridhar, prsealed her as a refined artiste and a charming, bright star in the existing network of dancers who are climbing up the senior level with quality and genuine skill. - The Hindu

he varnam in Nattakkuranji in the taut lines of the dance and the savoured abhinaya treated one to the complete dancer. The nrtta never flagged in maintaining the physical contours of Bharatanatyam profile. But nothing could beat the aching sweetness of love in the Ashtapadi. The unhurried treatment and the total internalisation of emotive energy owed much to the dancer. - The Hindu

idhya Sridhar, a noted name in the classical dancing world, once again gave a stunning display of her mastery of Bharatanatyam dance form. Vidhya's vibrant execution of jathis and intermingled bhavas made her performance a sheer delight. - India Post, California

vidence of the cumulative resources and commitment to the ideals of high aesthetics, which are the hallmark of the Vazhuvur tradition, was aplenty in the beautiful Bharatanatyam recital of Vidhya Sridhar. Her dance was a powerful and sustained love-pact between the dancer and her material'.- Indian Express

idhya was beautiful and her dancing too was beautiful because she let lasya rule her performance. - The Hindu, Madras

he rich grace in 'adavus' and striking sense of the aesthetic made her recital memorable. The concluding 'Tilang Tillana' of Lalgudi Jayaraman in a medium tempo was an enchanting finale. - Times of India, Bombay

lessed with an entrancing stage presence, she has the most telling eyes, long-fingered articulate hands, slender-waisted excellent proportions and a very pleasant expression. Vidhya's performance was characterized by grace and a fine grasp over the mathematics of rhythm. - Patriot, Delhi

he has equal felicity in abhinaya as in nritta as was evident in the interpretation of the Pantuvarali piece "Netru Varenendru". But Kanakadasa's composition "Baro Krishnayya" stood out as the best part of her exposition. - The Hindu, Madras

idhya is full of promise and dances with grace and elegance. Her performances were deeply appreciated by the international audience. - Prof. Nurul Hassan, Past Indian Ambassador to Russia, after the World Youth Festival in Moscow

idhya's dance brightened the occasion. Within seconds of her entering the stage, she convinced the connoisseur that her talent belongs to the uncommon category. She went through the highly stylized movements of Bharatanatyam with a delicate touch of artistry that made them all look easy and natural. - The Hindu, Madras

he gave a brilliant interpretation to the Useni Varnam. Fleet-footed and confident of rhythm, and with her expertise in abhinaya, she impressed. - Subbudu, Indian Express, Madras

t seemed as if an Apsara had descended from the heavens and brought down with her the magnificence of Bharatanatyam from the gods to the delight of humans. - Nation, Nairobi