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GENESIS OF MANIPURI DANCE: APERSPECTIVE

    1 Author(s):  PUKHRAMBAM LILABATI DEVI

Vol -  5, Issue- 6 ,         Page(s) : 176 - 183  (2014 ) DOI : https://doi.org/10.32804/IRJMSH

Abstract

The current study attempted to trace the development of the Manipuri Dance from a historical perspective. The origin of Manipuri Dance which is interwoven by various social and cultural values can be traced back to early period of history which again had linked to mythology of excellent metaphysical stories. Further, the paper also discusses on the role of artists. It is to be noted that when artists only in accordance with their benefactors and for earning income only in business motives, it is an unruly act of defaming the innate values of the art. Just to reap the rightmost fruits of any art, the artist has the responsibility of obeying the required qualities of being a true artist. An artist has to know the inner beauty that only refined persons can feel of the particular art and for dance it is the first and foremost task of any dancer. With the understanding of the underlying intrinsic value of the art, an artist then can begin to learn vibrant facets of the art by keeping in touch with the teachers who can impart them the in-depth education of the particular art. Next to it, the artist is to begin with his/her strong will power to take up stern practice by applying best of his/her knowledge earned.

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