Malsha Kavindi

  Ever since I was young, I have been captivated by the art of dance. The way dancers express emotions through movement has always fascinated me. Over the years, I’ve come to realize that my true passion lies not only in dancing but in teaching others the beauty of this art form. My ambition to become a dance teacher is driven by a deep desire to inspire others, share my knowledge, and help students develop their skills. I want to create a supportive and creative environment where students can explore their potential and gain confidence in themselves. Dance is not just about technique; it’s also about self-expression, discipline, and perseverance. As a teacher, I aim to instill these values in my students, helping them not only improve their dance skills but also grow as individuals. Becoming a dance teacher also means continuously learning and evolving. I am excited about the opportunity to stay connected to the dance world, keeping up with new trends, styles, and teaching metho...

  Sri Lanka is home to several distinguished universities, each playing a pivotal role in the country’s higher education landscape.  Among them ,The  University of the Visual and Performing Arts (UVPA)  in Colombo specializes in the fields of arts, culture, and design, providing students with an education in music, drama, visual arts, and related disciplines. The University of Colombo , established in 1942, is one of the oldest and most prestigious institutions in Sri Lanka. It offers a wide range of programs across faculties such as humanities, law, science, and medicine. The University of Kelaniya , founded in 1959, is known for its strong emphasis on the humanities, social sciences, and management studies. It provides a dynamic academic environment with diverse research opportunities. The University of Sri Jayewardenepura , located in Nugegoda, is renowned for its business, management, and social science programs. It is also home to a vibrant campus culture and is...

  In recent years, dance and technology have fused in exciting and innovative ways, transforming the landscape of both art forms. Technology has opened up new avenues for dancers, allowing them to enhance their performances, create interactive experiences, and reach wider audiences. One of the most significant ways technology influences dance is through motion capture and digital projections. Motion capture technology allows dancers to create virtual avatars, enabling them to interact with digital environments or create choreography that would be impossible in the physical world. Similarly, digital projections and augmented reality can be used to add dynamic visual elements to live performances, blurring the lines between the physical and digital realms. Technology also facilitates the creation of dance films, offering choreographers and dancers the ability to experiment with editing techniques, special effects, and visual storytelling. Platforms like YouTube and social media have ...

                 Nowadays , girls like to look beautiful by wearing different types of fashion. Because right now, there is a huge competition amongu girls in fashion.It is based on different types of clothes. To give an example various types of clothing such as frocks, trousers , saris etc. Will be the main ones. Not only that , but tendency to follow this beautiful styles can also be seen among children attending tutoring classes. It is specially prevalent among girls.                                     A trend towards following fashion is gradually being seen not only among girls but also among boys.The primary goal is simply to attract the attention of the youth community towards the popularity of modern fashion. This shows that today's children pay attention to different styles , regardless of gender. So our mothers tell us that these mod...

Kasuri Rajini Selvanayagam was a Sri Lankan traditional dancer.She was popularly dubbed as the Queen of Dance.She was born in 1951/1952 in Balangoda, Sabaragamuwa Province. She founded her own dance academy "Chamara Kala Nikethanaya" in 1975.She ran the Chamara Kala Nikethanaya which was solely intended at building a value-based society enhancing culture, traditions, customs through the art of dancing. She was well known as a professional teacher of dancing during her illustrious career and she gave so much emphasis on the propagation and sustenance of unique forms of Sri Lankan dance art.She was conferred with prestigious Kalasuri during the 2005 Sri Lankan national honours. She was also conferred with Kala Keerthi and Vishwa Kala Keerthi titles during her career. She died on 20 October 2023 at the age of 71.❤️‍🩹🥺🙏

  Since , I was a little girl dance has always been an important part of my life. When I was five, my mom enrolled me in dancing classes after my sister, never realizing that dancing would ever lead to anything serious. For the first year, dancing was a side hobby to help keep me busy after school. Even though dancing was really fun to me, it did not become serious until my dance teacher looked me in my eyes and said "Malsha , you have a big and lovable heart and I want you to dance with that heart of yours because I know that you have what it takes to become a great dancer." That moment I knew that dance was going to always be a passion of mine. Over the years dance has helped me to grow in other ways. From it I have learned that hard work really does pay off. I learned that discipline and self-control are not only a vital part of dancing, but a necessary part of life. Also, I have recognized that motivation and perseverance are keys to success.  What matters is not who wins...