Effects of Globalization on Indian Culture and Folklore Artist & Traditional Arts and Crafts Boons on Indian Culture - Cultural Exchange: Through globalization, people from different parts of the world get to share in idea as well as customs and traditions; whereby Indian culture is seen stretchRead more
Effects of Globalization on Indian Culture and Folklore Artist & Traditional Arts and Crafts
Boons on Indian Culture
– Cultural Exchange: Through globalization, people from different parts of the world get to share in idea as well as customs and traditions; whereby Indian culture is seen stretching throughout the world. Today overseas Indians celebrate Indian festivals, spicy Indian food, and Indian style of Yoga.
– Modernization of Art Forms: Since the culture has been exposed and recognized on the international platform in relation to traditional Indian arts including dance, music and handicrafts; it has been passed down to the younger generation and modified according to contemporary settings.
– Access to Global Platforms: Digital media makes it possible for artists to take their works to world forums thus increasing awareness of artist’s work as well as the Indian art and culture.
Some issues facing traditional art industry As much as art has developed across the seasons, there has been several.
– Loss of Unique Cultural Identities: The global trends will duplicate the traditional habits, and, hence, original cultural inspirations may be confined.
– Decline in Indigenous Practices: It is argued that modern forms may be preferred to traditional ones, and so some aspects of indigenous art forms may be less practised over time.
– Commercialization: Art forms due to the reason that they are traditional are commodified to fit the globalizing demand, a factor that diminishes the uniqueness of art forms.
Effect on Other Traditional Cultures
– Dance and Music: Of the two classical styles of dancing, Bharatanatyam and Kathak have evolved and can now be of interest to the audience since some of the choreographics they incorporate deal with modern concepts.
– Handicrafts: The Indian handicrafts have again emerged into operation due to the increased demand of these items in foreign market. But when question of originality arises, artisans have had their issues.
– Cinema: It will also emerge that globalization has impacted Indian cinema most especially Bollywood by imbibing the international flavor together with the conventional fashion of narrative mode in the industry.
Classical dance forms have evolved over time by incorporating modern elements while staying true to their traditions. Each dance form, specific to its region or state, retains a consistent meaning across performances, often drawing from the Puranas, god tales, social issues, and religious beliefs. BRead more
Classical dance forms have evolved over time by incorporating modern elements while staying true to their traditions. Each dance form, specific to its region or state, retains a consistent meaning across performances, often drawing from the Puranas, god tales, social issues, and religious beliefs. Bharatanatyam, Kathak, Odissi, and Kathakali are examples where intricate footwork, expressive gestures, and storytelling convey spiritual and cultural narratives.
Despite the introduction of contemporary choreography, music, and stage settings, the fundamental nature of these dances remains unchanged. Modern fusion styles have made these classical forms more accessible to younger audiences without compromising their core values. The primary purpose—to convey stories and teachings deeply embedded in Indian culture—continues to be at the heart of these performances.
There has been no vast change in the essence of classical dance forms. They reflect the rich cultural heritage of their regions while adapting to modern tastes. Thus, classical dances maintain their timeless appeal and cultural significance, ensuring their survival and relevance in the contemporary world.
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