Smt. Vasundhara Thomas
Retired Professor, Kalakshetra Foundation; Esteemed Bharatanatyam Guru of Smt. Keetha Mohan and Smt. Sashi Aravinth, Visiting Instructor at Arunodhaya Dance Academy
"looking forward to imparting and spreading the fine arts to all which shall bring the awareness about this valuable art form to live a life of discipline and satisfaction"
-Smt. Vasundhara ThomasSmt.
Vasundhara Thomas (affectionately known as Vasu Akka or Vasundhara Aunty) is a renowned and respected retired professor from the prestigious Kalakshetra Foundation, Chennai, India. With decades of dedicated service, she has played a pivotal role in nurturing and promoting the classical art form of Bharatanatyam, particularly in the Kalakshetra bani (style), as well as Indian folk dances.
A true pioneer and torchbearer of the Kalakshetra tradition, Smt. Vasundhara Thomas has inspired and mentored countless students across the globe. Her commitment to the classical arts goes beyond technique—emphasizing a holistic approach that instills discipline, cultural awareness, and a deep sense of fulfillment in her students.
Through her lifelong dedication, she continues to be a guiding light in the world of Indian classical dance, leaving an enduring legacy in the hearts and lives of all those she has taught.
Smt. Suhasini Thomas (Examiner and Visiting Instructor at Arunodhaya Dance Academy)
Smt. Suhasini Thomas is a distinguished Bharatanatyam artist and educator affiliated with the Kalakshetra Foundation, one of India's premier institutions dedicated to the preservation and promotion of traditional Indian arts. Founded in 1936 by Rukmini Devi Arundale, Kalakshetra is renowned for its commitment to artistic excellence and cultural heritage .
In addition to her association with Kalakshetra, Smt. Thomas serves as an examiner and visiting instructor at the Arunodhaya Dance Academy. Through her roles at both institutions, Smt. Suhasini Thomas contributes significantly to the enrichment of the Indian classical arts community, fostering cultural appreciation and artistic development
Smt. Vasundhara Thomas
Retired Professor, Kalakshetra Foundation; Esteemed Bharatanatyam Guru of Smt. Keetha Mohan and Smt. Sashi Aravinth, Visiting Instructor at Arunodhaya Dance Academy
"looking forward to imparting and spreading the fine arts to all which shall bring the awareness about this valuable art form to live a life of discipline and satisfaction"
-Smt. Vasundhara ThomasSmt.
Vasundhara Thomas (affectionately known as Vasu Akka or Vasundhara Aunty) is a renowned and respected retired professor from the prestigious Kalakshetra Foundation, Chennai, India. With decades of dedicated service, she has played a pivotal role in nurturing and promoting the classical art form of Bharatanatyam, particularly in the Kalakshetra bani (style), as well as Indian folk dances.
A true pioneer and torchbearer of the Kalakshetra tradition, Smt. Vasundhara Thomas has inspired and mentored countless students across the globe. Her commitment to the classical arts goes beyond technique—emphasizing a holistic approach that instills discipline, cultural awareness, and a deep sense of fulfillment in her students.
Through her lifelong dedication, she continues to be a guiding light in the world of Indian classical dance, leaving an enduring legacy in the hearts and lives of all those she has taught.
Smt. Suhasini Thomas (Examiner and Visiting Instructor at Arunodhaya Dance Academy)
Smt. Suhasini Thomas is a distinguished Bharatanatyam artist and educator affiliated with the Kalakshetra Foundation, one of India's premier institutions dedicated to the preservation and promotion of traditional Indian arts. Founded in 1936 by Rukmini Devi Arundale, Kalakshetra is renowned for its commitment to artistic excellence and cultural heritage .
In addition to her association with Kalakshetra, Smt. Thomas serves as an examiner and visiting instructor at the Arunodhaya Dance Academy. Through her roles at both institutions, Smt. Suhasini Thomas contributes significantly to the enrichment of the Indian classical arts community, fostering cultural appreciation and artistic development
