"Nrithyanjali", which loosely translates to "an offering of dance" is a collection of dance compositions based on eastern philosophy and poetry. This work aims at showcasing the magnificence of Bharatanatyam, an Indian classical dance form through compositions that explore its three key elements - expression, melody and rhythm.

1. Pushpanjali, an offering of flowers:
The pushpanjali is an invocatory piece involving an offering of flowers. The dance begins with flowers in hands and a focus on footwork. After the offering of flowers, it continues into fast paced abstract dance, forming complex patterns to showcase the aesthetic beauty and movement patterns of bharatanatyam.

2. Gangadeswaram Shankaram, a synthesis of energies:
Combining the expressive element of Bharatanatyam with pure dance, this composition primarily explores the Ardhanarishvara - a form of the Hindu deity Shiva.

3. Sri Ramachandra, a collection of stories
Focusing on the expressive aspect of the dance form, this piece takes the audience through various key episodes from the Indian epic story the Ramayana.

4. Thillana, a celebration:
The thillana is a sharing of joy and devotion by the dancer and is presented as the concluding piece in a bharatanatyam recital. This piece involves intricate, fast paced pure dance and fluid movement patterns.