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<p>Content Updated.</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>[[Image:JamilGauhar.jpg|right|thumbnail|400px| Gauhar Jamil]]<br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Jamil, Gauhar&#039;&#039;&#039; (1925-1980) dancer and dance director, was born in the village of Sirajdikhan in Bikrampur in a Hindu family. His given name was Ganesh Nath, but he assumed the name Gauhar Jamil after marrying a Muslim girl named [[Jamil, Rawshan|rawshan]].<br /> <br /> He was interested in dancing since childhood and took lessons from various renowned teachers including [[Uday Shankar|uday shankar]], Sharbashree Maruthappa Pillai (Bharatnatyam), Bal Keshta Menon (Kathakali), Ramnarayan Mitra (Kathak), and Bhaskar Dev. He taught at Shilapakala Bhavan, [[Bulbul Lalitakala Academy|bulbul lalitakala academy]], and Qamrunnessa School before founding his own school, Jago Art Centre, in 1959. He choreographed many [[Dance Drama|dance drama]]s, among them, Samanya Ksati, Anarkali, Bichar, Kavchan Mala, Itihaser Ekti Pata, and Chhiyattarer Manvantar. Among his shorter pieces, Jhumur, Krisan-Krisani, Jele, Sapude and Navanna were very popular.<br /> <br /> On 21 September 1980 he succumbed to injuries received in a road accident. [Laila Hasan]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Biography]]<br /> <br /> [[bn:জামিল, গওহর]]</div>

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