devaniya dance

09/09/2026

A deep connection...

05/09/2026

WE are the flute that Krishna plays His Timeless music with. May we remain light and clear of all blocks and negativities so we can be the finest instruments for His divine music to flow through…
Wishing everyone a blessed Krishna Janmashtami. 🙏

20/08/2026

Celebrating photographers this world photography day. Their keen eye behind the lens brings perpetuity to the ever changing landscape of stages danced upon - ROY PHOTOGRAPHS and Mr. Ranjith

A special shout out to Supraja Srinivasan who has been our official photographer for over a decade 🎉

15/08/2026

Freedom in every rhythm, grace in every step. 🇮🇳✨
Happy Independence Day! Jai Hind!

28/06/2026

Time travels through us leaving memories like fireflies in a dark night….

We share a few of those beautiful memories of the year that passed….

From cherished moments to unforgettable milestones, every chapter has added to our story.
Grateful for this beautiful journey, and excited for everything that's yet to come. ✨

22/06/2026

Explore the essence of YOU through the dynamism of rhythm, expression, grace, storytelling and much more…

Begin your Kathak journey with us at Devaniya.

✨ Admissions Open for beginners (age 14+) ✨

📩 DM or WhatsApp us at 9940055892 for details.

21/05/2026

21/05/2026

Behind every beautiful performance stands an army of hearts...

Many thanks to our dearest Jigyasa maam for envisioning and bringing Chaturang to life 🙏

Our deepest pranams to Revathi Amma for her graceful presence and warm compere that lit up the evening.

Heartfelt thanks to Mr. Victor Paulraj for the lights, Rajasekhar for the costumes, Arvan Babu for the stage setup, and the organizers who made Chaturang possible.

Gratitude for holding space for art, devotion and storytelling ✨

21/05/2026

Devaniya’s Chaturang at Vasant Utsav 2026 unfolded four different facets of Kathak ✨

From Devi Stuthi and Bhajan, to a Ghazal of self enquiry, and finally to a Chaturang woven with sahitya, paran, sargam and tarana, it traced the parallel journey of two koyal birds through joy, fear, loss and acceptance.

The ensemble concluded with a Mangalam, offering surrender to the Ultimate — Ishwara 🙏