Archive · 20 Aug 2026
KrishnAnjali Kuchipudi Performance Marks ISKCON Abids Golden Jubilee
KrishnAnjali was a special Kuchipudi dance show in Hyderabad.
It was presented to honor Lord Krishna.
The show was part of the 50th anniversary celebrations of ISKCON Abids.
Three dancers performed for a large audience.
Musicians played singing, mridangam, flute, and violin music.
Jyothi Reddy guided the dance rhythms.
The event was hosted by Godi Sathish Reddy and Godi Vijetha Devi.
It brought devotion, Indian classical dance, and music together.
KrishnAnjali was presented at Hyderabad’s Nampally Industrial Exhibition Grounds.
The Kuchipudi performance formed part of Sri Sri Radha Madan Mohan Mandir’s Golden Jubilee celebrations.
Artists Godi Vijetha Devi Sathish Reddy, Godi Anagha Devi, and Palagiri Sri Vaishno Devi performed.
Jyothi Reddy led the nattuvangam, while musicians provided vocals, mridangam, flute, and violin.
The event combined devotional dance and music as an offering to Lord Krishna.
- Who
- Artists Godi Vijetha Devi Sathish Reddy, Godi Anagha Devi, and Palagiri Sri Vaishno Devi performed, with musicians led by Natya Guru Jyothi Reddy.
- What
- A grand Kuchipudi performance titled KrishnAnjali – An Offering to Lord Krishna was presented.
- When
- During the Golden Jubilee celebrations marking the 50th anniversary of ISKCON Abids.
- Where
- Nampally Industrial Exhibition Grounds in Hyderabad.
- Why
- The performance was offered devotionally to Lord Krishna and celebrated the Golden Jubilee of Sri Sri Radha Madan Mohan Mandir.
- Event
- KrishnAnjali – An Offering to Lord Krishna
- Art form
- Kuchipudi classical dance
- Occasion
- Golden Jubilee celebrations of Sri Sri Radha Madan Mohan Mandir, ISKCON Abids
- Location
- Nampally Industrial Exhibition Grounds, Hyderabad
- Performers
- Godi Vijetha Devi Sathish Reddy, Godi Anagha Devi, and Palagiri Sri Vaishno Devi
- Musicians
- Mantha Srinivas, Nageswara Rao, Prakash, and Indusri Sravya
- Dance leadership
- Jyothi Reddy served as Natya Guru and Nattuvangam artist