Taking guidance from ancient palm leaf manuscripts, tapas ya teaches traditional bharathanatyam to its students. They could have knocked traditional art out of the door and made way for the modern days works to gain laurels from it as many people do these days. but indu varma who started the tapas ya kala sampradaya, a dance school to preserve the traditional style of bharathanatyam wanted to maintain what they call 'the perseverance of traditional art'. there is a lot of difference between bharathanatyam and traditional bharathanatyam. we teach that tn our school here. we impart classes using the preserved palm leave or scriptures. it is a collaborative effort and we take help from the families who have preaerved such scriptures like the tanjai naalvar the family of veenai dhanammal, kondiparambarai in thiruvarur thilakkamma and others. if even you are one among those who wants to preserve our tradition and culture and get committed to art the doors of tapasya are the doors of tapasya are always open for the committed minds.
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