Yakshagana exponent Subrahmanya Dhareshwar passes away at 67

Yakshagana exponent Subrahmanya Dhareshwar passes away at 67

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Category : Obituaries Published on: April 29 2024

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  • Yakshagana thespian Subrahmanya Dhareshwar (67), who had earned the fame of 'Bhagavata Shrestha' for his scintillating voice, passed away in Bengaluru.
  • With his demise, the world of Yakshagana mourns the loss of a seasoned artist whose talent enriched the cultural heritage of Karnataka.
  • Dhareshwar, born on September 5, 1957, in Kirimanjeshwara, Udupi district, hailed from a family deeply rooted in Yakshagana, with his father, Lakshminarayana Bhat, being an amateur artiste who ignited his early passion for the art form.
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