12/04/2026
Our students at the NORTH SHORE MALAYALI ASSOCIATION Vishu/Easter/Eid celebrations..
Dancers: Aparna, Tanvi, Jaanaki and Shraddha🌸
Varaveena Dance Company
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Indian classical dance is more than art—it’s rhythm, grace, and storytelling that uplifts and connects us to a deeper dimension in life.
Varaveena Dance Company’s mission is for all art lovers in Auckland to experience the purest essence of Bharatanatyam.
12/04/2026
07/04/2026
Students from Batch Ananthara.
29/03/2026
So proud to see our students featured on the front page of The New Zealand Herald today!
A beautiful moment representing culture, dedication, and hard work at CultureFest. Thank you Auckland Council for organising a beautiful event for Arts and culture.
Students Featured- Anahera, Mikhaya and Ashneer. 🌸
24/03/2026
Adavus are often practiced in chaturasra jaati - a 4 beat cycle, but growth begins when we challenge body and mind to step into unfamiliar. Here, our few students from Anantara batch explores the mishra jaati — a seven-beat cycle.
Dancers: Tanvi, Nandita, Janaki, and Aparna 💫
Oh—and in the background, you can spot our very dedicated adult students practicing 💝
11/02/2026
Throwback to Shivratri rehearsals..
A beautiful peice - Ardhanareeshwara — where Shiva and Shakti move as one, Balancing strength and grace,
Tandava and Lasya..
22/01/2026
Our students from batch “Anubhava”. Throwback to 2025. 🌸
07/12/2025
Our incredible adult students from batch “Poorva”, most of them stepped onto the stage for the very first time — and what a powerful moment it was. ❤️
So many adults come to carrying a quiet dream…
A childhood wish to learn Bharatanatyam that life put on hold.
A long-lost spark waiting to be rekindled.
A voice inside whispering, “It’s not too late.”
And they proved just that..
They danced with courage, joy, and a dedication that reminds us:
Dreams don’t expire. They simply wait for the right time — and the right teacher — to bloom.
To our wonderful adult dancers:
Your journey inspires us. Your passion lights up our studio. And your first step onto the stage is only the beginning. 🌸
Here’s to rediscovering dreams, embracing new chapters, and dancing boldly at any age. 💫
13/10/2025
Our “Ananthara” batch at the Auckland Diwali Festival 2025. 🌸
28/07/2025
🙏 Anjali Hasta – an emoji today we often use today, is actually a gesture rooted in offering and respect.
In Bharatanatyam, this mudra is formed by joining both palms together. It symbolizes salutation, devotion, and humility — a reminder that the divine resides within each of us, and that every performance begins with reverence… and that we are meant to live with that same reverence every day.
A simple gesture, a deep meaning.🙏
13/07/2025
✨ Kalolsavam 2025 ✨
So proud of all the talented young ones in the Auckland Malayalees community for their amazing performances and vibrant spirit. 🌟
08/07/2025
🌸✨ Sharing glimpses of our dear student Dakshina’s Bharathanatyam Solo Offering ✨🌸
At just seven years old, Dakshina dances with a devotion and grace that touches hearts. In this solo performance of 10 minutes, she danced with so much sincerity and love.
This is her small but heartfelt tribute to our rich cultural heritage and surrender to the beautiful artform - Bharathanatyam 🙏✨
We hope you enjoy and bless her journey.
Thank you for the opportunity MindBodySoul.Me and the beautiful venue and Suman Gill for the video 🙏🌸
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