Theme
1. "Glimpses of Gokul: Krishna's Childhood
Adventures"
This theme can showcase various episodes from Krishna's childhood in Gokul. Dancers can portray
Krishna's interactions with his friends, his charming pranks, and his relationship with Mother
Yashoda.
The performance can capture the innocence, joy, and playfulness of Krishna's early years.
2. "Gopis' Devotion: Raas Leela Revisited"
Dive into the devotion and love of the Gopis for Krishna. This theme can explore the deeper
spiritual
meaning behind the Raas Leela, emphasizing the Gopis' dedication as a representation of the
soul's
longing for divine union. Express the different facets of devotion through dance movements.
3. "Lifting the Govardhan Mountain:
Strength in Unity"
Highlight the episode where Krishna lifts the Govardhan Mountain to protect the villagers. Use
choreography to symbolize the unity of the villagers and their faith in Krishna's power. This
theme can
emphasize the importance of collective effort and the role of a higher power in times of need.
4. "Kaliya Mardana: Conquering Inner
Demons"
Depict Krishna's victory over the serpent Kaliya as a metaphor for overcoming one's inner
challenges
and negative tendencies. Use dance movements to show the transformation of fear into courage and
the
triumph of light over darkness.
5. "Flute's Melody: Enchanting the
Universe"
Celebrate Krishna's melodious flute playing and its captivating effect on all living beings.
Infuse the
performance with grace and fluidity, illustrating how Krishna's music harmonizes with the
universe and
elevates the spirit.
6. "Divine Friendship: Krishna and Sudama"
Explore the theme of true friendship and humility through the story of Krishna and Sudama.
Choreograph the exchange of love and affection between the two friends, highlighting Krishna's
magnanimity and Sudama's devotion.
7. "Nanda Gopa Utsava: Celebrating Gokul's
Joy"
Create a festive atmosphere by showcasing the villagers' jubilant celebration of Gokulastami.
Incorporate colorful costumes, energetic dance movements, and vibrant props to capture the
spirit of
community and joy.
8. "Gokul's Guardians: Protecting the
Innocence"
Focus on Krishna's role as a protector of the innocent. Portray instances where Krishna
safeguards the
villagers from various challenges, underlining his divine presence as a guardian.
Rules & Regulations
Classical Dance - Solo
Max Registrations : 5 per Department (First come First Serve basis)
Max event duration : 10 minutes
Judging Criteria :
Thalam (rythm) Expression ,Steps,Costume, Body Language.
Dance - Group
Semi-Classical, Folk , Contemporary
Max Registrations : 3 per Department (First come First Serve basis)
Members per group: Max -8 Min -4
Max time allowed : 10 mins,
including setup time
No Karaoke allowed,One student to perform only in one group.
More than 8 members/team in the form of
shuffling/mixing with other departments is
not allowed.
A mix of boys and girls is not allowed in the
performances
Judging Criteria :
Co-ordination. Song selection, Expression,
Costume, Makeup, Steps, Utilization of
stage (formations).
