Sindhuja is a passionate practitioner of dance with a dedicated and disciplined approach to the art form. She initially started with Bharatanatyam but found Kuchipudi her calling and continues to

Chandrakanth Mamillapalli had his initial training of Mridangam under Guru Sri. PRC Sharma. While continuing his school studies at Anantapur, he continued his practice under the guidance of Sri. Srinivasa

Katyayani Kanak has initially been trained in the Kuchipudi dance idiom under Smt. Mallika Ramprasad, disciple of Guru Sri Vempati Chinna Satyam and Guru Smt. Sobha Naidu. After obtaining a

Devi Girish Chandra is a Kuchipudi performer who has an accentuating academic as well as professional record. She is pursuing Ph.D in Kuchipudi under the guidance of Prof. Jonnalagadda Anuradha

Yamini Yasoda Kurati is an experienced and knowledgeable classical dancer of Kuchipudi. She learned Kuchipudi dance in Kuchipudi from 1994 -2005 under Dr. Chinta Ramanadham garu, Vedantam Rattaiah Sarma garu,

Dr. Anupama Kylash trained in Kuchipudi under Dr. Uma Rama Rao, and is a senior disciple of Padmabhushan Swapnasundari in Vilasini Natyam. She has been actively performing Kuchipudi for over

Dr. Sumitra Velury has a PhD in Dance from Potti Sriramulu Telugu University. Her research focused on Origin and Development of Kuchipudi dance with Special Reference to Bhamakalapam. Subjects Indigenous

Dr. Yashoda Thakore has a PhD in Kuchipudi dance from the University of Hyderabad. Her research focused on The Interrelationship between Yoga and Indian Classical Dance with Special Emphasis on

Dr. P. Ramadevi, senior Kuchipudi Dance exponent, persuade her doctorate in Kuchipudi dance on "COMPARATIVE STUDY OF CHATHURVIDHA ABHINAYAS BETWEEN KATHAKALI AND KUCHIPUDI YAKSHAGANAS from Potti Sreeramulu TELUGU UNIVERSITY IN