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Beenachchhandam Sangeet Mahavidyalaya (BSMV) in Silchar, Assam, stands as a beacon of Indian classical dance and music, especially in the realm of Kathak. With 38 years of dedicated service, BSMV has continually fostered the rich cultural heritage of the Barak Valley. Affiliated with prestigious institutions like Bhatkhande Sangeet Vidyapith, Lucknow, and Bangiya Sangeet Parishad, West Bengal, this institution offers comprehensive training in Vocal Music, Instrumental Music, Dance, Fine Arts, and more, across its four centers in Dhakaipatty, College Road, Narshingpur, and Dholai.
BSMV is renowned for cultivating and promoting traditional Indian arts, engaging local artists, and contributing significantly to the cultural landscape. The institution's inclusive approach includes scholarships and workshops aimed at supporting underprivileged artists, ensuring that talent is nurtured irrespective of socio-economic backgrounds. Students here can immerse themselves in a variety of disciplines, from Kathak and Rabindra Nritya to Nazrul Geeti and Bengali folk culture, creating a vibrant, supportive community of art enthusiasts.
The dance school specializes in Kathak, performing mesmerizing Kathak-based dance dramas inspired by epics and scripts from Tagore and Nazrul. This commitment has allowed the school to develop a distinctive ‘Gharana’ of its own in Kathak’s Lucknow form, producing several talented artists who have gone on to achieve national recognition. Besides dance, BSMV also extends its expertise to other arts such as painting, embroidery, and cutting, ensuring a holistic development of artistic skills.
New batches for Kathak classes are continuously opening, with options for both online and offline learning. It's never too late to embark on a joyful journey of dance, and BSMV warmly welcomes beginners to experience the joy of Kathak, regardless of prior experience. Join the community, and let the rhythms of Assam lead you to an expression of pure happiness and cultural pride.
