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ASBL marks a decade of Kuchipudi grace with culture-centric community vision
HYDERABAD: In Hyderabad, the real estate brand partnered with NrityaPriya Dance Academy as its Cultural Partner to celebrate the academy’s 10th anniversary at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, King Koti. The Krishna-themed evening brought together more than 500 students, alumni, and art lovers to honour a decade of excellence in the classical Kuchipudi dance form.
The celebration showcased a line-up of soulful performances, including Ambaparaku, Ganesha Pancharatnam, Jayadeva Ashtapadi, and Nauka Charitam, each capturing the expressive storytelling and divine elegance that define India’s classical heritage. The event also featured felicitations for esteemed cultural icons, among them Central Sangeet Natak Akademi awardee Maddali Usha Gayatri. ASBL’s founder and CEO Ajitesh Korupolu, attended as chief guest.
“Culture is the soul of a community,” Korupolu said. “As we build modern living spaces, we believe it’s just as important to build emotional and cultural connections within them. Our partnership with NrityaPriya reflects our commitment to celebrate India’s heritage and ensure art and togetherness remain part of contemporary life.”
The association forms part of ASBL’s broader mission to weave culture into the rhythm of urban living. Through workshops, community art initiatives, and cultural engagements at its existing and upcoming projects, ASBL aims to create neighbourhoods where residents don’t just reside, they belong.
For the brand, art and architecture play complementary roles: both inspire, connect, and create meaning. By supporting institutions like NrityaPriya, ASBL continues to honour India’s artistic legacy while helping communities rediscover the joy of shared experiences.
