The North-East is an amalgam of beauty and aggression: Astad Deboo
Updated On: 16 December, 2014 08:19 AM IST | | Soma Das
<p>After 2012's presentation, Interpreting Tagore, Contemporary dance choreographer Astad Deboo returns to Mumbai with his latest multi-city production, Rhythm Divine II, that highlights issues faced by the North-Eastern population of the country. It also features nine-minute long pirouettes and Classical forms such as Manipur’s Pung Cholom</p>

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Q. What are the highlights of your latest production, Rhythm Divine II?
A. It begins on a gentle note, reflective of ordinary life as it is lived in the North-East, with a gradual build-up to the sense of insecurity and fear against which many people in the region conduct their existence. The build up to the crescendo is gradual and powerful, with drums coming into play.

Rhythm Divine II

