File:KRISHNA SHRINGARA.jpg
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Lord Krishna depicted through an elegant posture of Indian Classical dance genre - Odissi.
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English: "Vishnu" or "Krishna" is often associated with the Shrinagara rasa or the rasa of love and embellishment. Such a form has been depicted through mudras and an elegant posture called Tribhangi of the Indian classical dance genre Odissi.
As Krishna: SOHAM SWAR Makeup and Photography: SANTANU MONDAL 9007994001 Kolkata, West Bengal, India.
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