Born into a family deeply connected with music and theatre, Indumati Raman grew up in an environment where artistic traditions were both practiced and patronised. In 1966, she joined the renowned institution Kalakshetra in Chennai, where the founder Rukmini Devi Arundale was still actively guiding its artistic vision. Influenced by
For generations, access to Indian Classical Music depended largely on geography. Listeners attended mehfils, baithaks, or ticketed concerts. Broadcast platforms such as All India Radio later expanded this reach, allowing performances to travel beyond physical spaces. Yet even then, listening remained tied to scheduled broadcasts, recordings, or curated concert circuits.
In frame: Guru Dhanoop and his Shishya Ananya Photo Credits: Sreenath Narayanan
When Classical goes Viral Sriram Emani, who runs the IndianRaga movement, speaks at TEDx Chennai Video Couresty: TEDx Talks
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