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Introduction
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Part 1 Explanation
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Part 1 Demo Performance
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Part 1 Teaching 1
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Part 1 Teaching 2
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Part 1 Teaching 3 Footwork
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Part 1 Teaching 4
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Part 1 Teaching 5
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Part 1 Student Demonstration
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Part 1 Performance
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Part 2 Explanation
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Part 2 Demo Performance
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Part 2 Teaching 1
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Part 2 Teaching 2
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Part 2 Student Demonstration
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Part 2 Performance
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Part 3 Explanation
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Part 3 Demo Performance
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Part 3 Teaching
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Part 3 Teaching Footwork
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Part 3 Student Demonstration
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Part 3 Performance
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Part 4 Explanation
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Part 4 Demo Performance
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Part 4 Teaching Abhinaya
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Part 4 Teaching Footwork
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Part 4 Student Demonstration
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Part 4 Performance
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Part 5 Explanation
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Part 5 Demo Performance
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Part 5 Teaching
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Part 5 Teaching Footwork
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Part 5 Student Demonstration
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Part 5 Performance
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Part 6 Explanation
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Part 6 Demo Performance
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Part 6 Teaching Abhinaya
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Part 6 Teaching Footwork
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Part 6 Student Demonstration
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Part 6 Performance
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Part 7 Explanation
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Part 7 Demo Performance
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Part 7 Teaching 1
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Part 7 Teaching 2
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Part 7 Students Demonstration
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Part 7 Performance
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Part 8 Explanation
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Part 8 Demo Performance
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Part_8 Teaching
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Part 8 Teaching Footwork
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Part 8 Student Demonstration
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Part 8 Performance
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Anga: the movement
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Performance
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Performance(Wide)
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Ananda Bhairavi Swarajathi MP3 Download
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Ananda Bhairavi Swarajathi WAV Download
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