Kalpavriksha
Kalpavriksha
Kalpavriksha Fine Arts – Rooted in Tradition, Blossoming in Creativity
Discover the grace of Bharatanatyam and Kathak at KFA, where tradition meets innovation.
Kalpavriksha Fine Arts – Rooted in Tradition, Blossoming in Creativity
Discover the grace of Bharatanatyam and Kathak at KFA, where tradition meets innovation.
Whats KFA
Whats KFA
Join Our Dance Classes to Learn Traditional Indian Art Forms Rooted in Culture. Experience the Beauty of Classical Dance
Join Our Dance Classes to Learn Traditional Indian Art Forms Rooted in Culture. Experience the Beauty of Classical Dance
Since 2016
9 years of nurturing passion and excellence in classical dance.
Enabling through dance
Empowering minds and hearts through dance, building confidence, grace, and lifelong passion.
Kalpavriksha Fine Arts
KFA where tradition meets grace and passion, Nurturing artistic excellence and cultural heritage.
Empowering through arts
Inspiring creativity, and shaping futures through the power of arts.
Who we are
Who we are
We are a passionate community of dance enthusiasts dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Indian classical dance forms. Our expert instructors bring years of experience and a deep love for dance, guiding students of all ages and skill levels on their artistic journey.
We are a passionate community of dance enthusiasts dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Indian classical dance forms. Our expert instructors bring years of experience and a deep love for dance, guiding students of all ages and skill levels on their artistic journey.
What we do
What we do
We offer professional dance training in Bharatanatyam, Kathak, and other classical styles, fostering creativity, discipline, and cultural appreciation. Through interactive classes, workshops, and performances, we empower students to express themselves confidently while mastering the art and technique of classical dance. Join us to embark on a graceful journey of rhythm and expression!
We offer professional dance training in Bharatanatyam, Kathak, and other classical styles, fostering creativity, discipline, and cultural appreciation. Through interactive classes, workshops, and performances, we empower students to express themselves confidently while mastering the art and technique of classical dance. Join us to embark on a graceful journey of rhythm and expression!
Faculty
Faculty
Experienced mentors guiding you on a journey of artistic excellence and cultural mastery.
Meera Balasubramanian
Bharatanatyam
Meera Balasubramanian is a dedicated Bharatanatyam teacher with a reputation for excellence in training students to reach their highest potential. As CEO and Artistic Director of Kalpavriksha Fine Arts (KFA), she has successfully guided numerous students, many of whom have completed their debut Arangetram, an essential milestone in their classical dance journey. Her approach to teaching emphasizes both technical precision and a deep understanding of Bharatanatyam's cultural roots, nurturing students who are skilled, thoughtful performers. She has guided many students perform their arangetram, solo debut program. Under her leadership, KFA has presented over 15 major productions, each earning acclaim for its cultural richness and innovative storytelling. Notable productions, such as Kasi - Dance of Infinity and Ram Katha, have showcased her unique vision, blending tradition with fresh perspectives. As a cultural ambassador, she was recently nominated by Singapore’s National Arts Council to represent Singapore in the ASEAN cultural project in Malaysia, affirming her significant role in the arts. With over 200 students currently training at KFA, Meera's impact on the community extends beyond performances; she fosters a love for the arts and a commitment to cultural preservation, inspiring her students to carry forward Bharatanatyam’s legacy for generations to come.
Thangammal Subramanian
Bharatanatyam
Thangammal Subramanian is a professionally qualified Bharatanatyam artiste and has completed her Master in Fine Arts, Bharatanatyam from Sastra University, Tanjore . She is also a commerce graduate. She has been under the tutelage of Smt.Meera Srikanth during her residence in Dubai, and continued pursuing her interests in Bharatanatyam (Kalakshetra Bani) under the tutelage of Smt. Shobanaa Bhalchandra, who is the youngest of the trio sisters and a senior most disciple of the Padmabushan Dhananjayans and Padmabushan Kalanidhi Narayanan. She is a graded artiste for dance by the Doordarshan, India. She devotes all her time to her passion – Bharatanatyam and is an avid follower of classical arts.
Naina Arani
Kathak
Naina Arani is a professional homeopathy doctor and a dedicated Kathak dancer. She began her Kathak training at the age of seven at National Institute of Kathak Dance now known as Kathak Kendra in New Delhi and continued her learning briefly in Bengaluru in Dr. Maya Rao’s institute. In Singapore, she successfully completed eight years of continuous training in 2022 at Apsaras Arts Academy under Guru Shivangi Dake Robert and Avenav Mukherjee. Over the past decade, Naina has performed extensively in dance and community events, both with her academy and independently. She has attended Kathak workshops by renowned Kathak dancers such as Pt. Birju Maharaj, Kumudini Lakhia, Vidha Lal, Gauri Diwakar, Vaishali Trivedi to name a few. A proud Singapore citizen with deep cultural ties to India, Naina continues her training with Avenav Mukherjee, with stage performances being her forte.
Swathi Madhavan
Kathak
Swathi's journey in the realm of Indian classical dance reflects her deep commitment and passion for the art form. Initiated into Bharatanatyam under the guidance of Smt. Subha, a disciple of the Dhananjayans, Swathi underwent rigorous training under Acharya Dr. S Divyasena, culminating in her Arangetram in 2010. Upon moving to Singapore and immersing herself in Kathak under Guru Mulla Afsar Khan at the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS), Swathi broadened her artistic horizons. She holds a Kathak Diploma from SIFAS and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Kathak from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth under guru Afasr Khan's guidance. Beyond dance technique, she has explored music composition, choreography, makeup, and stage presentation, enriching her artistic expression. Swathi has also received basic training in Tabla, a percussion instruments to strengthen knowledge of rhythm and its nuances, under the guidance of Guru Mihir Kundu (SIFAS) and Shri Prashanth G Krishnan.
Meera Balasubramanian
Bharatanatyam
Meera Balasubramanian is a dedicated Bharatanatyam teacher with a reputation for excellence in training students to reach their highest potential. As CEO and Artistic Director of Kalpavriksha Fine Arts (KFA), she has successfully guided numerous students, many of whom have completed their debut Arangetram, an essential milestone in their classical dance journey. Her approach to teaching emphasizes both technical precision and a deep understanding of Bharatanatyam's cultural roots, nurturing students who are skilled, thoughtful performers. She has guided many students perform their arangetram, solo debut program. Under her leadership, KFA has presented over 15 major productions, each earning acclaim for its cultural richness and innovative storytelling. Notable productions, such as Kasi - Dance of Infinity and Ram Katha, have showcased her unique vision, blending tradition with fresh perspectives. As a cultural ambassador, she was recently nominated by Singapore’s National Arts Council to represent Singapore in the ASEAN cultural project in Malaysia, affirming her significant role in the arts. With over 200 students currently training at KFA, Meera's impact on the community extends beyond performances; she fosters a love for the arts and a commitment to cultural preservation, inspiring her students to carry forward Bharatanatyam’s legacy for generations to come.
Thangammal Subramanian
Bharatanatyam
Thangammal Subramanian is a professionally qualified Bharatanatyam artiste and has completed her Master in Fine Arts, Bharatanatyam from Sastra University, Tanjore . She is also a commerce graduate. She has been under the tutelage of Smt.Meera Srikanth during her residence in Dubai, and continued pursuing her interests in Bharatanatyam (Kalakshetra Bani) under the tutelage of Smt. Shobanaa Bhalchandra, who is the youngest of the trio sisters and a senior most disciple of the Padmabushan Dhananjayans and Padmabushan Kalanidhi Narayanan. She is a graded artiste for dance by the Doordarshan, India. She devotes all her time to her passion – Bharatanatyam and is an avid follower of classical arts.
Naina Arani
Kathak
Naina Arani is a professional homeopathy doctor and a dedicated Kathak dancer. She began her Kathak training at the age of seven at National Institute of Kathak Dance now known as Kathak Kendra in New Delhi and continued her learning briefly in Bengaluru in Dr. Maya Rao’s institute. In Singapore, she successfully completed eight years of continuous training in 2022 at Apsaras Arts Academy under Guru Shivangi Dake Robert and Avenav Mukherjee. Over the past decade, Naina has performed extensively in dance and community events, both with her academy and independently. She has attended Kathak workshops by renowned Kathak dancers such as Pt. Birju Maharaj, Kumudini Lakhia, Vidha Lal, Gauri Diwakar, Vaishali Trivedi to name a few. A proud Singapore citizen with deep cultural ties to India, Naina continues her training with Avenav Mukherjee, with stage performances being her forte.
Swathi Madhavan
Kathak
Swathi's journey in the realm of Indian classical dance reflects her deep commitment and passion for the art form. Initiated into Bharatanatyam under the guidance of Smt. Subha, a disciple of the Dhananjayans, Swathi underwent rigorous training under Acharya Dr. S Divyasena, culminating in her Arangetram in 2010. Upon moving to Singapore and immersing herself in Kathak under Guru Mulla Afsar Khan at the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS), Swathi broadened her artistic horizons. She holds a Kathak Diploma from SIFAS and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Kathak from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth under guru Afasr Khan's guidance. Beyond dance technique, she has explored music composition, choreography, makeup, and stage presentation, enriching her artistic expression. Swathi has also received basic training in Tabla, a percussion instruments to strengthen knowledge of rhythm and its nuances, under the guidance of Guru Mihir Kundu (SIFAS) and Shri Prashanth G Krishnan.
Meera Balasubramanian
Bharatanatyam
Meera Balasubramanian is a dedicated Bharatanatyam teacher with a reputation for excellence in training students to reach their highest potential. As CEO and Artistic Director of Kalpavriksha Fine Arts (KFA), she has successfully guided numerous students, many of whom have completed their debut Arangetram, an essential milestone in their classical dance journey. Her approach to teaching emphasizes both technical precision and a deep understanding of Bharatanatyam's cultural roots, nurturing students who are skilled, thoughtful performers. She has guided many students perform their arangetram, solo debut program. Under her leadership, KFA has presented over 15 major productions, each earning acclaim for its cultural richness and innovative storytelling. Notable productions, such as Kasi - Dance of Infinity and Ram Katha, have showcased her unique vision, blending tradition with fresh perspectives. As a cultural ambassador, she was recently nominated by Singapore’s National Arts Council to represent Singapore in the ASEAN cultural project in Malaysia, affirming her significant role in the arts. With over 200 students currently training at KFA, Meera's impact on the community extends beyond performances; she fosters a love for the arts and a commitment to cultural preservation, inspiring her students to carry forward Bharatanatyam’s legacy for generations to come.
Thangammal Subramanian
Bharatanatyam
Thangammal Subramanian is a professionally qualified Bharatanatyam artiste and has completed her Master in Fine Arts, Bharatanatyam from Sastra University, Tanjore . She is also a commerce graduate. She has been under the tutelage of Smt.Meera Srikanth during her residence in Dubai, and continued pursuing her interests in Bharatanatyam (Kalakshetra Bani) under the tutelage of Smt. Shobanaa Bhalchandra, who is the youngest of the trio sisters and a senior most disciple of the Padmabushan Dhananjayans and Padmabushan Kalanidhi Narayanan. She is a graded artiste for dance by the Doordarshan, India. She devotes all her time to her passion – Bharatanatyam and is an avid follower of classical arts.
Naina Arani
Kathak
Naina Arani is a professional homeopathy doctor and a dedicated Kathak dancer. She began her Kathak training at the age of seven at National Institute of Kathak Dance now known as Kathak Kendra in New Delhi and continued her learning briefly in Bengaluru in Dr. Maya Rao’s institute. In Singapore, she successfully completed eight years of continuous training in 2022 at Apsaras Arts Academy under Guru Shivangi Dake Robert and Avenav Mukherjee. Over the past decade, Naina has performed extensively in dance and community events, both with her academy and independently. She has attended Kathak workshops by renowned Kathak dancers such as Pt. Birju Maharaj, Kumudini Lakhia, Vidha Lal, Gauri Diwakar, Vaishali Trivedi to name a few. A proud Singapore citizen with deep cultural ties to India, Naina continues her training with Avenav Mukherjee, with stage performances being her forte.
Swathi Madhavan
Kathak
Swathi's journey in the realm of Indian classical dance reflects her deep commitment and passion for the art form. Initiated into Bharatanatyam under the guidance of Smt. Subha, a disciple of the Dhananjayans, Swathi underwent rigorous training under Acharya Dr. S Divyasena, culminating in her Arangetram in 2010. Upon moving to Singapore and immersing herself in Kathak under Guru Mulla Afsar Khan at the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS), Swathi broadened her artistic horizons. She holds a Kathak Diploma from SIFAS and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Kathak from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth under guru Afasr Khan's guidance. Beyond dance technique, she has explored music composition, choreography, makeup, and stage presentation, enriching her artistic expression. Swathi has also received basic training in Tabla, a percussion instruments to strengthen knowledge of rhythm and its nuances, under the guidance of Guru Mihir Kundu (SIFAS) and Shri Prashanth G Krishnan.
Meera Balasubramanian
Bharatanatyam
Meera Balasubramanian is a dedicated Bharatanatyam teacher with a reputation for excellence in training students to reach their highest potential. As CEO and Artistic Director of Kalpavriksha Fine Arts (KFA), she has successfully guided numerous students, many of whom have completed their debut Arangetram, an essential milestone in their classical dance journey. Her approach to teaching emphasizes both technical precision and a deep understanding of Bharatanatyam's cultural roots, nurturing students who are skilled, thoughtful performers. She has guided many students perform their arangetram, solo debut program. Under her leadership, KFA has presented over 15 major productions, each earning acclaim for its cultural richness and innovative storytelling. Notable productions, such as Kasi - Dance of Infinity and Ram Katha, have showcased her unique vision, blending tradition with fresh perspectives. As a cultural ambassador, she was recently nominated by Singapore’s National Arts Council to represent Singapore in the ASEAN cultural project in Malaysia, affirming her significant role in the arts. With over 200 students currently training at KFA, Meera's impact on the community extends beyond performances; she fosters a love for the arts and a commitment to cultural preservation, inspiring her students to carry forward Bharatanatyam’s legacy for generations to come.
Thangammal Subramanian
Bharatanatyam
Thangammal Subramanian is a professionally qualified Bharatanatyam artiste and has completed her Master in Fine Arts, Bharatanatyam from Sastra University, Tanjore . She is also a commerce graduate. She has been under the tutelage of Smt.Meera Srikanth during her residence in Dubai, and continued pursuing her interests in Bharatanatyam (Kalakshetra Bani) under the tutelage of Smt. Shobanaa Bhalchandra, who is the youngest of the trio sisters and a senior most disciple of the Padmabushan Dhananjayans and Padmabushan Kalanidhi Narayanan. She is a graded artiste for dance by the Doordarshan, India. She devotes all her time to her passion – Bharatanatyam and is an avid follower of classical arts.
Naina Arani
Kathak
Naina Arani is a professional homeopathy doctor and a dedicated Kathak dancer. She began her Kathak training at the age of seven at National Institute of Kathak Dance now known as Kathak Kendra in New Delhi and continued her learning briefly in Bengaluru in Dr. Maya Rao’s institute. In Singapore, she successfully completed eight years of continuous training in 2022 at Apsaras Arts Academy under Guru Shivangi Dake Robert and Avenav Mukherjee. Over the past decade, Naina has performed extensively in dance and community events, both with her academy and independently. She has attended Kathak workshops by renowned Kathak dancers such as Pt. Birju Maharaj, Kumudini Lakhia, Vidha Lal, Gauri Diwakar, Vaishali Trivedi to name a few. A proud Singapore citizen with deep cultural ties to India, Naina continues her training with Avenav Mukherjee, with stage performances being her forte.
Swathi Madhavan
Kathak
Swathi's journey in the realm of Indian classical dance reflects her deep commitment and passion for the art form. Initiated into Bharatanatyam under the guidance of Smt. Subha, a disciple of the Dhananjayans, Swathi underwent rigorous training under Acharya Dr. S Divyasena, culminating in her Arangetram in 2010. Upon moving to Singapore and immersing herself in Kathak under Guru Mulla Afsar Khan at the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS), Swathi broadened her artistic horizons. She holds a Kathak Diploma from SIFAS and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Kathak from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth under guru Afasr Khan's guidance. Beyond dance technique, she has explored music composition, choreography, makeup, and stage presentation, enriching her artistic expression. Swathi has also received basic training in Tabla, a percussion instruments to strengthen knowledge of rhythm and its nuances, under the guidance of Guru Mihir Kundu (SIFAS) and Shri Prashanth G Krishnan.
Meera Balasubramanian
Bharatanatyam
Meera Balasubramanian is a dedicated Bharatanatyam teacher with a reputation for excellence in training students to reach their highest potential. As CEO and Artistic Director of Kalpavriksha Fine Arts (KFA), she has successfully guided numerous students, many of whom have completed their debut Arangetram, an essential milestone in their classical dance journey. Her approach to teaching emphasizes both technical precision and a deep understanding of Bharatanatyam's cultural roots, nurturing students who are skilled, thoughtful performers. She has guided many students perform their arangetram, solo debut program. Under her leadership, KFA has presented over 15 major productions, each earning acclaim for its cultural richness and innovative storytelling. Notable productions, such as Kasi - Dance of Infinity and Ram Katha, have showcased her unique vision, blending tradition with fresh perspectives. As a cultural ambassador, she was recently nominated by Singapore’s National Arts Council to represent Singapore in the ASEAN cultural project in Malaysia, affirming her significant role in the arts. With over 200 students currently training at KFA, Meera's impact on the community extends beyond performances; she fosters a love for the arts and a commitment to cultural preservation, inspiring her students to carry forward Bharatanatyam’s legacy for generations to come.
Thangammal Subramanian
Bharatanatyam
Thangammal Subramanian is a professionally qualified Bharatanatyam artiste and has completed her Master in Fine Arts, Bharatanatyam from Sastra University, Tanjore . She is also a commerce graduate. She has been under the tutelage of Smt.Meera Srikanth during her residence in Dubai, and continued pursuing her interests in Bharatanatyam (Kalakshetra Bani) under the tutelage of Smt. Shobanaa Bhalchandra, who is the youngest of the trio sisters and a senior most disciple of the Padmabushan Dhananjayans and Padmabushan Kalanidhi Narayanan. She is a graded artiste for dance by the Doordarshan, India. She devotes all her time to her passion – Bharatanatyam and is an avid follower of classical arts.
Naina Arani
Kathak
Naina Arani is a professional homeopathy doctor and a dedicated Kathak dancer. She began her Kathak training at the age of seven at National Institute of Kathak Dance now known as Kathak Kendra in New Delhi and continued her learning briefly in Bengaluru in Dr. Maya Rao’s institute. In Singapore, she successfully completed eight years of continuous training in 2022 at Apsaras Arts Academy under Guru Shivangi Dake Robert and Avenav Mukherjee. Over the past decade, Naina has performed extensively in dance and community events, both with her academy and independently. She has attended Kathak workshops by renowned Kathak dancers such as Pt. Birju Maharaj, Kumudini Lakhia, Vidha Lal, Gauri Diwakar, Vaishali Trivedi to name a few. A proud Singapore citizen with deep cultural ties to India, Naina continues her training with Avenav Mukherjee, with stage performances being her forte.
Swathi Madhavan
Kathak
Swathi's journey in the realm of Indian classical dance reflects her deep commitment and passion for the art form. Initiated into Bharatanatyam under the guidance of Smt. Subha, a disciple of the Dhananjayans, Swathi underwent rigorous training under Acharya Dr. S Divyasena, culminating in her Arangetram in 2010. Upon moving to Singapore and immersing herself in Kathak under Guru Mulla Afsar Khan at the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS), Swathi broadened her artistic horizons. She holds a Kathak Diploma from SIFAS and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Kathak from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth under guru Afasr Khan's guidance. Beyond dance technique, she has explored music composition, choreography, makeup, and stage presentation, enriching her artistic expression. Swathi has also received basic training in Tabla, a percussion instruments to strengthen knowledge of rhythm and its nuances, under the guidance of Guru Mihir Kundu (SIFAS) and Shri Prashanth G Krishnan.
Meera Balasubramanian
Bharatanatyam
Meera Balasubramanian is a dedicated Bharatanatyam teacher with a reputation for excellence in training students to reach their highest potential. As CEO and Artistic Director of Kalpavriksha Fine Arts (KFA), she has successfully guided numerous students, many of whom have completed their debut Arangetram, an essential milestone in their classical dance journey. Her approach to teaching emphasizes both technical precision and a deep understanding of Bharatanatyam's cultural roots, nurturing students who are skilled, thoughtful performers. She has guided many students perform their arangetram, solo debut program. Under her leadership, KFA has presented over 15 major productions, each earning acclaim for its cultural richness and innovative storytelling. Notable productions, such as Kasi - Dance of Infinity and Ram Katha, have showcased her unique vision, blending tradition with fresh perspectives. As a cultural ambassador, she was recently nominated by Singapore’s National Arts Council to represent Singapore in the ASEAN cultural project in Malaysia, affirming her significant role in the arts. With over 200 students currently training at KFA, Meera's impact on the community extends beyond performances; she fosters a love for the arts and a commitment to cultural preservation, inspiring her students to carry forward Bharatanatyam’s legacy for generations to come.
Thangammal Subramanian
Bharatanatyam
Thangammal Subramanian is a professionally qualified Bharatanatyam artiste and has completed her Master in Fine Arts, Bharatanatyam from Sastra University, Tanjore . She is also a commerce graduate. She has been under the tutelage of Smt.Meera Srikanth during her residence in Dubai, and continued pursuing her interests in Bharatanatyam (Kalakshetra Bani) under the tutelage of Smt. Shobanaa Bhalchandra, who is the youngest of the trio sisters and a senior most disciple of the Padmabushan Dhananjayans and Padmabushan Kalanidhi Narayanan. She is a graded artiste for dance by the Doordarshan, India. She devotes all her time to her passion – Bharatanatyam and is an avid follower of classical arts.
Naina Arani
Kathak
Naina Arani is a professional homeopathy doctor and a dedicated Kathak dancer. She began her Kathak training at the age of seven at National Institute of Kathak Dance now known as Kathak Kendra in New Delhi and continued her learning briefly in Bengaluru in Dr. Maya Rao’s institute. In Singapore, she successfully completed eight years of continuous training in 2022 at Apsaras Arts Academy under Guru Shivangi Dake Robert and Avenav Mukherjee. Over the past decade, Naina has performed extensively in dance and community events, both with her academy and independently. She has attended Kathak workshops by renowned Kathak dancers such as Pt. Birju Maharaj, Kumudini Lakhia, Vidha Lal, Gauri Diwakar, Vaishali Trivedi to name a few. A proud Singapore citizen with deep cultural ties to India, Naina continues her training with Avenav Mukherjee, with stage performances being her forte.
Swathi Madhavan
Kathak
Swathi's journey in the realm of Indian classical dance reflects her deep commitment and passion for the art form. Initiated into Bharatanatyam under the guidance of Smt. Subha, a disciple of the Dhananjayans, Swathi underwent rigorous training under Acharya Dr. S Divyasena, culminating in her Arangetram in 2010. Upon moving to Singapore and immersing herself in Kathak under Guru Mulla Afsar Khan at the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS), Swathi broadened her artistic horizons. She holds a Kathak Diploma from SIFAS and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Kathak from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth under guru Afasr Khan's guidance. Beyond dance technique, she has explored music composition, choreography, makeup, and stage presentation, enriching her artistic expression. Swathi has also received basic training in Tabla, a percussion instruments to strengthen knowledge of rhythm and its nuances, under the guidance of Guru Mihir Kundu (SIFAS) and Shri Prashanth G Krishnan.
Meera Balasubramanian
Bharatanatyam
Meera Balasubramanian is a dedicated Bharatanatyam teacher with a reputation for excellence in training students to reach their highest potential. As CEO and Artistic Director of Kalpavriksha Fine Arts (KFA), she has successfully guided numerous students, many of whom have completed their debut Arangetram, an essential milestone in their classical dance journey. Her approach to teaching emphasizes both technical precision and a deep understanding of Bharatanatyam's cultural roots, nurturing students who are skilled, thoughtful performers. She has guided many students perform their arangetram, solo debut program. Under her leadership, KFA has presented over 15 major productions, each earning acclaim for its cultural richness and innovative storytelling. Notable productions, such as Kasi - Dance of Infinity and Ram Katha, have showcased her unique vision, blending tradition with fresh perspectives. As a cultural ambassador, she was recently nominated by Singapore’s National Arts Council to represent Singapore in the ASEAN cultural project in Malaysia, affirming her significant role in the arts. With over 200 students currently training at KFA, Meera's impact on the community extends beyond performances; she fosters a love for the arts and a commitment to cultural preservation, inspiring her students to carry forward Bharatanatyam’s legacy for generations to come.
Thangammal Subramanian
Bharatanatyam
Thangammal Subramanian is a professionally qualified Bharatanatyam artiste and has completed her Master in Fine Arts, Bharatanatyam from Sastra University, Tanjore . She is also a commerce graduate. She has been under the tutelage of Smt.Meera Srikanth during her residence in Dubai, and continued pursuing her interests in Bharatanatyam (Kalakshetra Bani) under the tutelage of Smt. Shobanaa Bhalchandra, who is the youngest of the trio sisters and a senior most disciple of the Padmabushan Dhananjayans and Padmabushan Kalanidhi Narayanan. She is a graded artiste for dance by the Doordarshan, India. She devotes all her time to her passion – Bharatanatyam and is an avid follower of classical arts.
Naina Arani
Kathak
Naina Arani is a professional homeopathy doctor and a dedicated Kathak dancer. She began her Kathak training at the age of seven at National Institute of Kathak Dance now known as Kathak Kendra in New Delhi and continued her learning briefly in Bengaluru in Dr. Maya Rao’s institute. In Singapore, she successfully completed eight years of continuous training in 2022 at Apsaras Arts Academy under Guru Shivangi Dake Robert and Avenav Mukherjee. Over the past decade, Naina has performed extensively in dance and community events, both with her academy and independently. She has attended Kathak workshops by renowned Kathak dancers such as Pt. Birju Maharaj, Kumudini Lakhia, Vidha Lal, Gauri Diwakar, Vaishali Trivedi to name a few. A proud Singapore citizen with deep cultural ties to India, Naina continues her training with Avenav Mukherjee, with stage performances being her forte.
Swathi Madhavan
Kathak
Swathi's journey in the realm of Indian classical dance reflects her deep commitment and passion for the art form. Initiated into Bharatanatyam under the guidance of Smt. Subha, a disciple of the Dhananjayans, Swathi underwent rigorous training under Acharya Dr. S Divyasena, culminating in her Arangetram in 2010. Upon moving to Singapore and immersing herself in Kathak under Guru Mulla Afsar Khan at the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS), Swathi broadened her artistic horizons. She holds a Kathak Diploma from SIFAS and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Kathak from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth under guru Afasr Khan's guidance. Beyond dance technique, she has explored music composition, choreography, makeup, and stage presentation, enriching her artistic expression. Swathi has also received basic training in Tabla, a percussion instruments to strengthen knowledge of rhythm and its nuances, under the guidance of Guru Mihir Kundu (SIFAS) and Shri Prashanth G Krishnan.
Meera Balasubramanian
Bharatanatyam
Meera Balasubramanian is a dedicated Bharatanatyam teacher with a reputation for excellence in training students to reach their highest potential. As CEO and Artistic Director of Kalpavriksha Fine Arts (KFA), she has successfully guided numerous students, many of whom have completed their debut Arangetram, an essential milestone in their classical dance journey. Her approach to teaching emphasizes both technical precision and a deep understanding of Bharatanatyam's cultural roots, nurturing students who are skilled, thoughtful performers. She has guided many students perform their arangetram, solo debut program. Under her leadership, KFA has presented over 15 major productions, each earning acclaim for its cultural richness and innovative storytelling. Notable productions, such as Kasi - Dance of Infinity and Ram Katha, have showcased her unique vision, blending tradition with fresh perspectives. As a cultural ambassador, she was recently nominated by Singapore’s National Arts Council to represent Singapore in the ASEAN cultural project in Malaysia, affirming her significant role in the arts. With over 200 students currently training at KFA, Meera's impact on the community extends beyond performances; she fosters a love for the arts and a commitment to cultural preservation, inspiring her students to carry forward Bharatanatyam’s legacy for generations to come.
Thangammal Subramanian
Bharatanatyam
Thangammal Subramanian is a professionally qualified Bharatanatyam artiste and has completed her Master in Fine Arts, Bharatanatyam from Sastra University, Tanjore . She is also a commerce graduate. She has been under the tutelage of Smt.Meera Srikanth during her residence in Dubai, and continued pursuing her interests in Bharatanatyam (Kalakshetra Bani) under the tutelage of Smt. Shobanaa Bhalchandra, who is the youngest of the trio sisters and a senior most disciple of the Padmabushan Dhananjayans and Padmabushan Kalanidhi Narayanan. She is a graded artiste for dance by the Doordarshan, India. She devotes all her time to her passion – Bharatanatyam and is an avid follower of classical arts.
Naina Arani
Kathak
Naina Arani is a professional homeopathy doctor and a dedicated Kathak dancer. She began her Kathak training at the age of seven at National Institute of Kathak Dance now known as Kathak Kendra in New Delhi and continued her learning briefly in Bengaluru in Dr. Maya Rao’s institute. In Singapore, she successfully completed eight years of continuous training in 2022 at Apsaras Arts Academy under Guru Shivangi Dake Robert and Avenav Mukherjee. Over the past decade, Naina has performed extensively in dance and community events, both with her academy and independently. She has attended Kathak workshops by renowned Kathak dancers such as Pt. Birju Maharaj, Kumudini Lakhia, Vidha Lal, Gauri Diwakar, Vaishali Trivedi to name a few. A proud Singapore citizen with deep cultural ties to India, Naina continues her training with Avenav Mukherjee, with stage performances being her forte.
Swathi Madhavan
Kathak
Swathi's journey in the realm of Indian classical dance reflects her deep commitment and passion for the art form. Initiated into Bharatanatyam under the guidance of Smt. Subha, a disciple of the Dhananjayans, Swathi underwent rigorous training under Acharya Dr. S Divyasena, culminating in her Arangetram in 2010. Upon moving to Singapore and immersing herself in Kathak under Guru Mulla Afsar Khan at the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS), Swathi broadened her artistic horizons. She holds a Kathak Diploma from SIFAS and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Kathak from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth under guru Afasr Khan's guidance. Beyond dance technique, she has explored music composition, choreography, makeup, and stage presentation, enriching her artistic expression. Swathi has also received basic training in Tabla, a percussion instruments to strengthen knowledge of rhythm and its nuances, under the guidance of Guru Mihir Kundu (SIFAS) and Shri Prashanth G Krishnan.
Meera Balasubramanian
Bharatanatyam
Meera Balasubramanian is a dedicated Bharatanatyam teacher with a reputation for excellence in training students to reach their highest potential. As CEO and Artistic Director of Kalpavriksha Fine Arts (KFA), she has successfully guided numerous students, many of whom have completed their debut Arangetram, an essential milestone in their classical dance journey. Her approach to teaching emphasizes both technical precision and a deep understanding of Bharatanatyam's cultural roots, nurturing students who are skilled, thoughtful performers. She has guided many students perform their arangetram, solo debut program. Under her leadership, KFA has presented over 15 major productions, each earning acclaim for its cultural richness and innovative storytelling. Notable productions, such as Kasi - Dance of Infinity and Ram Katha, have showcased her unique vision, blending tradition with fresh perspectives. As a cultural ambassador, she was recently nominated by Singapore’s National Arts Council to represent Singapore in the ASEAN cultural project in Malaysia, affirming her significant role in the arts. With over 200 students currently training at KFA, Meera's impact on the community extends beyond performances; she fosters a love for the arts and a commitment to cultural preservation, inspiring her students to carry forward Bharatanatyam’s legacy for generations to come.
Thangammal Subramanian
Bharatanatyam
Thangammal Subramanian is a professionally qualified Bharatanatyam artiste and has completed her Master in Fine Arts, Bharatanatyam from Sastra University, Tanjore . She is also a commerce graduate. She has been under the tutelage of Smt.Meera Srikanth during her residence in Dubai, and continued pursuing her interests in Bharatanatyam (Kalakshetra Bani) under the tutelage of Smt. Shobanaa Bhalchandra, who is the youngest of the trio sisters and a senior most disciple of the Padmabushan Dhananjayans and Padmabushan Kalanidhi Narayanan. She is a graded artiste for dance by the Doordarshan, India. She devotes all her time to her passion – Bharatanatyam and is an avid follower of classical arts.
Naina Arani
Kathak
Naina Arani is a professional homeopathy doctor and a dedicated Kathak dancer. She began her Kathak training at the age of seven at National Institute of Kathak Dance now known as Kathak Kendra in New Delhi and continued her learning briefly in Bengaluru in Dr. Maya Rao’s institute. In Singapore, she successfully completed eight years of continuous training in 2022 at Apsaras Arts Academy under Guru Shivangi Dake Robert and Avenav Mukherjee. Over the past decade, Naina has performed extensively in dance and community events, both with her academy and independently. She has attended Kathak workshops by renowned Kathak dancers such as Pt. Birju Maharaj, Kumudini Lakhia, Vidha Lal, Gauri Diwakar, Vaishali Trivedi to name a few. A proud Singapore citizen with deep cultural ties to India, Naina continues her training with Avenav Mukherjee, with stage performances being her forte.
Swathi Madhavan
Kathak
Swathi's journey in the realm of Indian classical dance reflects her deep commitment and passion for the art form. Initiated into Bharatanatyam under the guidance of Smt. Subha, a disciple of the Dhananjayans, Swathi underwent rigorous training under Acharya Dr. S Divyasena, culminating in her Arangetram in 2010. Upon moving to Singapore and immersing herself in Kathak under Guru Mulla Afsar Khan at the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS), Swathi broadened her artistic horizons. She holds a Kathak Diploma from SIFAS and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Kathak from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth under guru Afasr Khan's guidance. Beyond dance technique, she has explored music composition, choreography, makeup, and stage presentation, enriching her artistic expression. Swathi has also received basic training in Tabla, a percussion instruments to strengthen knowledge of rhythm and its nuances, under the guidance of Guru Mihir Kundu (SIFAS) and Shri Prashanth G Krishnan.
Meera Balasubramanian
Bharatanatyam
Meera Balasubramanian is a dedicated Bharatanatyam teacher with a reputation for excellence in training students to reach their highest potential. As CEO and Artistic Director of Kalpavriksha Fine Arts (KFA), she has successfully guided numerous students, many of whom have completed their debut Arangetram, an essential milestone in their classical dance journey. Her approach to teaching emphasizes both technical precision and a deep understanding of Bharatanatyam's cultural roots, nurturing students who are skilled, thoughtful performers. She has guided many students perform their arangetram, solo debut program. Under her leadership, KFA has presented over 15 major productions, each earning acclaim for its cultural richness and innovative storytelling. Notable productions, such as Kasi - Dance of Infinity and Ram Katha, have showcased her unique vision, blending tradition with fresh perspectives. As a cultural ambassador, she was recently nominated by Singapore’s National Arts Council to represent Singapore in the ASEAN cultural project in Malaysia, affirming her significant role in the arts. With over 200 students currently training at KFA, Meera's impact on the community extends beyond performances; she fosters a love for the arts and a commitment to cultural preservation, inspiring her students to carry forward Bharatanatyam’s legacy for generations to come.
Thangammal Subramanian
Bharatanatyam
Thangammal Subramanian is a professionally qualified Bharatanatyam artiste and has completed her Master in Fine Arts, Bharatanatyam from Sastra University, Tanjore . She is also a commerce graduate. She has been under the tutelage of Smt.Meera Srikanth during her residence in Dubai, and continued pursuing her interests in Bharatanatyam (Kalakshetra Bani) under the tutelage of Smt. Shobanaa Bhalchandra, who is the youngest of the trio sisters and a senior most disciple of the Padmabushan Dhananjayans and Padmabushan Kalanidhi Narayanan. She is a graded artiste for dance by the Doordarshan, India. She devotes all her time to her passion – Bharatanatyam and is an avid follower of classical arts.
Naina Arani
Kathak
Naina Arani is a professional homeopathy doctor and a dedicated Kathak dancer. She began her Kathak training at the age of seven at National Institute of Kathak Dance now known as Kathak Kendra in New Delhi and continued her learning briefly in Bengaluru in Dr. Maya Rao’s institute. In Singapore, she successfully completed eight years of continuous training in 2022 at Apsaras Arts Academy under Guru Shivangi Dake Robert and Avenav Mukherjee. Over the past decade, Naina has performed extensively in dance and community events, both with her academy and independently. She has attended Kathak workshops by renowned Kathak dancers such as Pt. Birju Maharaj, Kumudini Lakhia, Vidha Lal, Gauri Diwakar, Vaishali Trivedi to name a few. A proud Singapore citizen with deep cultural ties to India, Naina continues her training with Avenav Mukherjee, with stage performances being her forte.
Swathi Madhavan
Kathak
Swathi's journey in the realm of Indian classical dance reflects her deep commitment and passion for the art form. Initiated into Bharatanatyam under the guidance of Smt. Subha, a disciple of the Dhananjayans, Swathi underwent rigorous training under Acharya Dr. S Divyasena, culminating in her Arangetram in 2010. Upon moving to Singapore and immersing herself in Kathak under Guru Mulla Afsar Khan at the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS), Swathi broadened her artistic horizons. She holds a Kathak Diploma from SIFAS and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Kathak from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth under guru Afasr Khan's guidance. Beyond dance technique, she has explored music composition, choreography, makeup, and stage presentation, enriching her artistic expression. Swathi has also received basic training in Tabla, a percussion instruments to strengthen knowledge of rhythm and its nuances, under the guidance of Guru Mihir Kundu (SIFAS) and Shri Prashanth G Krishnan.
Meera Balasubramanian
Bharatanatyam
Meera Balasubramanian is a dedicated Bharatanatyam teacher with a reputation for excellence in training students to reach their highest potential. As CEO and Artistic Director of Kalpavriksha Fine Arts (KFA), she has successfully guided numerous students, many of whom have completed their debut Arangetram, an essential milestone in their classical dance journey. Her approach to teaching emphasizes both technical precision and a deep understanding of Bharatanatyam's cultural roots, nurturing students who are skilled, thoughtful performers. She has guided many students perform their arangetram, solo debut program. Under her leadership, KFA has presented over 15 major productions, each earning acclaim for its cultural richness and innovative storytelling. Notable productions, such as Kasi - Dance of Infinity and Ram Katha, have showcased her unique vision, blending tradition with fresh perspectives. As a cultural ambassador, she was recently nominated by Singapore’s National Arts Council to represent Singapore in the ASEAN cultural project in Malaysia, affirming her significant role in the arts. With over 200 students currently training at KFA, Meera's impact on the community extends beyond performances; she fosters a love for the arts and a commitment to cultural preservation, inspiring her students to carry forward Bharatanatyam’s legacy for generations to come.
Thangammal Subramanian
Bharatanatyam
Thangammal Subramanian is a professionally qualified Bharatanatyam artiste and has completed her Master in Fine Arts, Bharatanatyam from Sastra University, Tanjore . She is also a commerce graduate. She has been under the tutelage of Smt.Meera Srikanth during her residence in Dubai, and continued pursuing her interests in Bharatanatyam (Kalakshetra Bani) under the tutelage of Smt. Shobanaa Bhalchandra, who is the youngest of the trio sisters and a senior most disciple of the Padmabushan Dhananjayans and Padmabushan Kalanidhi Narayanan. She is a graded artiste for dance by the Doordarshan, India. She devotes all her time to her passion – Bharatanatyam and is an avid follower of classical arts.
Naina Arani
Kathak
Naina Arani is a professional homeopathy doctor and a dedicated Kathak dancer. She began her Kathak training at the age of seven at National Institute of Kathak Dance now known as Kathak Kendra in New Delhi and continued her learning briefly in Bengaluru in Dr. Maya Rao’s institute. In Singapore, she successfully completed eight years of continuous training in 2022 at Apsaras Arts Academy under Guru Shivangi Dake Robert and Avenav Mukherjee. Over the past decade, Naina has performed extensively in dance and community events, both with her academy and independently. She has attended Kathak workshops by renowned Kathak dancers such as Pt. Birju Maharaj, Kumudini Lakhia, Vidha Lal, Gauri Diwakar, Vaishali Trivedi to name a few. A proud Singapore citizen with deep cultural ties to India, Naina continues her training with Avenav Mukherjee, with stage performances being her forte.
Swathi Madhavan
Kathak
Swathi's journey in the realm of Indian classical dance reflects her deep commitment and passion for the art form. Initiated into Bharatanatyam under the guidance of Smt. Subha, a disciple of the Dhananjayans, Swathi underwent rigorous training under Acharya Dr. S Divyasena, culminating in her Arangetram in 2010. Upon moving to Singapore and immersing herself in Kathak under Guru Mulla Afsar Khan at the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS), Swathi broadened her artistic horizons. She holds a Kathak Diploma from SIFAS and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Kathak from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth under guru Afasr Khan's guidance. Beyond dance technique, she has explored music composition, choreography, makeup, and stage presentation, enriching her artistic expression. Swathi has also received basic training in Tabla, a percussion instruments to strengthen knowledge of rhythm and its nuances, under the guidance of Guru Mihir Kundu (SIFAS) and Shri Prashanth G Krishnan.
Meera Balasubramanian
Bharatanatyam
Meera Balasubramanian is a dedicated Bharatanatyam teacher with a reputation for excellence in training students to reach their highest potential. As CEO and Artistic Director of Kalpavriksha Fine Arts (KFA), she has successfully guided numerous students, many of whom have completed their debut Arangetram, an essential milestone in their classical dance journey. Her approach to teaching emphasizes both technical precision and a deep understanding of Bharatanatyam's cultural roots, nurturing students who are skilled, thoughtful performers. She has guided many students perform their arangetram, solo debut program. Under her leadership, KFA has presented over 15 major productions, each earning acclaim for its cultural richness and innovative storytelling. Notable productions, such as Kasi - Dance of Infinity and Ram Katha, have showcased her unique vision, blending tradition with fresh perspectives. As a cultural ambassador, she was recently nominated by Singapore’s National Arts Council to represent Singapore in the ASEAN cultural project in Malaysia, affirming her significant role in the arts. With over 200 students currently training at KFA, Meera's impact on the community extends beyond performances; she fosters a love for the arts and a commitment to cultural preservation, inspiring her students to carry forward Bharatanatyam’s legacy for generations to come.
Thangammal Subramanian
Bharatanatyam
Thangammal Subramanian is a professionally qualified Bharatanatyam artiste and has completed her Master in Fine Arts, Bharatanatyam from Sastra University, Tanjore . She is also a commerce graduate. She has been under the tutelage of Smt.Meera Srikanth during her residence in Dubai, and continued pursuing her interests in Bharatanatyam (Kalakshetra Bani) under the tutelage of Smt. Shobanaa Bhalchandra, who is the youngest of the trio sisters and a senior most disciple of the Padmabushan Dhananjayans and Padmabushan Kalanidhi Narayanan. She is a graded artiste for dance by the Doordarshan, India. She devotes all her time to her passion – Bharatanatyam and is an avid follower of classical arts.
Naina Arani
Kathak
Naina Arani is a professional homeopathy doctor and a dedicated Kathak dancer. She began her Kathak training at the age of seven at National Institute of Kathak Dance now known as Kathak Kendra in New Delhi and continued her learning briefly in Bengaluru in Dr. Maya Rao’s institute. In Singapore, she successfully completed eight years of continuous training in 2022 at Apsaras Arts Academy under Guru Shivangi Dake Robert and Avenav Mukherjee. Over the past decade, Naina has performed extensively in dance and community events, both with her academy and independently. She has attended Kathak workshops by renowned Kathak dancers such as Pt. Birju Maharaj, Kumudini Lakhia, Vidha Lal, Gauri Diwakar, Vaishali Trivedi to name a few. A proud Singapore citizen with deep cultural ties to India, Naina continues her training with Avenav Mukherjee, with stage performances being her forte.
Swathi Madhavan
Kathak
Swathi's journey in the realm of Indian classical dance reflects her deep commitment and passion for the art form. Initiated into Bharatanatyam under the guidance of Smt. Subha, a disciple of the Dhananjayans, Swathi underwent rigorous training under Acharya Dr. S Divyasena, culminating in her Arangetram in 2010. Upon moving to Singapore and immersing herself in Kathak under Guru Mulla Afsar Khan at the Singapore Indian Fine Arts Society (SIFAS), Swathi broadened her artistic horizons. She holds a Kathak Diploma from SIFAS and is currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Kathak from Tilak Maharashtra Vidyapeeth under guru Afasr Khan's guidance. Beyond dance technique, she has explored music composition, choreography, makeup, and stage presentation, enriching her artistic expression. Swathi has also received basic training in Tabla, a percussion instruments to strengthen knowledge of rhythm and its nuances, under the guidance of Guru Mihir Kundu (SIFAS) and Shri Prashanth G Krishnan.
Featured Classes
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Discover Our Signature Dance Programs and Timeless Traditions.
Discover Our Signature Dance Programs and Timeless Traditions.
Bharatanatyam
Bharatanatyam is a timeless classical dance form from Tamil Nadu, blending elegance, rhythm, and storytelling. Known for its graceful movements and expressive gestures, it beautifully weaves together music, rhythm, and emotion. Our dance classes immerse students in this rich tradition, building confidence, and discipline.
Kathak
Kathak
Kathak is a captivating classical dance form from North India, known for its intricate footwork, swift spins, and expressive storytelling. Rooted in ancient temples and royal courts, it seamlessly blends rhythm, grace, and emotion. Dancers use hand gestures, facial expressions, and rhythmic patterns to narrate tales from mythology and folklore.
