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Reach of Our Program
Routes 2 Roots Digital Learning of Performing Arts is a one of it's kind Program in the World that teaches art, culture, and Heritage in Hybrid Mode, free of cost across the country & worldwide. The reach of this Program has been seeing constant Regular growth and now and now even reaching out to the Universities and Colleges.
Stories from the Beneficiaries
Dr. Ajay Kumar Singh
Principal of Rewa, described the workshop conducted by Routes 2 Roots as the best program and thanked the Guru Arya Sen for teaching them various nuances of Kathak. He hoped that such workshops will inspire many budding artists and ensure the availability of good artists in the school
Dr. Seema Chopra
Principal of Pragati Vihar, appreciated the efforts of Routes 2 Roots Guru Mr Varun Khanna for the efforts in teaching the students the intricaciesof Bharatanatyam. She was all praise for Routes 2 Roots workshop for making all the students learn the mudras which they perform on stage as well. She thanked the organizer for making the program a grand success.
Ms Seema Rani
Music Teacher from Kendriya Vidyalaya, Vikaspuri, expressed her heartfelt gratitude towards Routes 2 Roots for organising Bharatanatyam workshop in their school. She thanked Routes 2 Roots Bharatanatyam artists Dr. Vinay Tiwari for teaching the students the various mudras of Bharatanatyam. She appreciated the efforts of Routes 2 Roots for conducting online classes which culminated in the form of physical workshop.
Student
Sonal from Kendriya Vidyalaya, Khichripur was all praise for Routes 2 Roots for organising workshop on Bharatanatyam in the guidance of Guru Varun Khanna. She expressed her joy as she learned the whole story of Ramayan in a 10 min long performance
Student
Shan, a student of Delhi Cantt, expressed his gratitude for Routes 2 Roots providing an opportunity to participate in the Kathak Dance workshop. He was happy to learn that Kathak is a gender-neutral dance form and is very associated with lord Krishna.
