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Virtual dance show on Hanuman Chalisa

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Chennai: Divyanjali Dance School headed by S Divyasena will be premiering a virtual
dance production in collaboration with Vasu Digitals – ‘Jai Hanuman’.

The production, conceptualised and choreographed by Divyasena, features Hanuman Chalisa, the famous hymn penned by the 16th century poet – Tulsidas. Interweaving swaras and jathis with the lyrics, Jai Hanuman was shot over a period of five days at various serene locations across Andhra Pradesh.

The production team, headed by N Vasu Prasad has collaborated with
Divyanjali in this venture. The team was supported by Ramakrishnan on technical
direction and Ganta Srinivas and Shekar Babu on cinematography. The camera team included Vishnu Yadhav, Poorna Ganesh, Venkat, Mahesh, Raj Kumar G and the audio team included Ganesh Kumar P. Nagaraj, Naresh, Srinivas and Ramesh assisted the crew.

The music composition by Ramesh Jetty has been brought to reality by vocalist Pozhakkudi G R Praveen who was supported by B P Haribabu on mridangam, T Bhavani Prasad on veena, K Ganesan on violin and Mohanraj on flute.

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