Sashvatham – An Eternal Legacy: The Journey of Two Friends
Sashvatham – An Eternal Legacy is a Bharatanatyam dance performance featuring childhood friends Gowri and Sathia, held at the Shantanand Auditorium in Kuala Lumpur. Reunited on stage after two decades, the duo performed a series of classical pieces to raise funds for the refurbishment of the historic Ceylon Tamils’ Kalavirthy Sangam building.
- Date
- Jun 17, 2026
Event summary
Highlights
- Reunion of childhood dance partners after a 20-year hiatus
- Performance of five Bharatanatyam pieces with live traditional music
- Fundraising effort to preserve the historic 87-year-old CTKS building
The two-hour program features five Bharatanatyam pieces choreographed by Guruvayur Usha Dorai, the principal of Laasya Arts Academy. The dancers are accompanied by live traditional Indian music. The technical demands of the performance required months of rigorous rehearsal to regain the chemistry and physical stamina necessary for classical dance routines.
Beyond its artistic value, the event serves as a dedicated fundraiser for the Ceylon Tamils’ Kalavirthy Sangam (CTKS). Proceeds from the show are intended to help refurbish the association's 87-year-old premises on Jalan Imbi, including upgrades to facilities and climate control. These efforts aim to preserve the venue as a community hub for Tamil language, music, and dance education.
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