"The bronze figure of a dancing girl from Mohen - jo - Daro and the
stone sculpture of a male from Harappa are positive evidences that the
Indus Valley people knew dancing with music".This inspired a ballet
to be born, in 1990.
Christened
Sindhu, the ballet protrays the clash of ideals of two cultures, of the
Dravidian and the Aryan, one upholding the might of Veera (valour)
and physical strength, and the other, the supremacy of Kala (Fine arts),
the very essence of life.
The peace - loving , art - minded Dravidian, Sindhu, challenge the Aryan
Prince Savero, who saved her from the clutches of a ferocious tiger and
whose love she wins over. But the twain were not allowed to nuptial bliss;
the pride and ego of the Aryan King separated the pair. Sindhu doesn't
agree to elope but pursuades Savero to pray to Lord Pashupati. Were these
prayers answered ? Yes and no, for the divine retribution causes the entire
civilization to perish in a great deluge.
