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Ram Gopal (dancer)
Bissano Ram Gopal OBE (20 November 1912〔His passport gives his year of birth as 1917, but his contemporaries insisted it must have been closer to 1912 – ()〕 – 12 October 2003) was an Indian dancer and choreographer who performed mostly as a soloist and toured extensively throughout his lengthy career. A modernist, he blended the classical Indian dance with balletic choreography,〔 and along with Uday Shankar was among the first to showcase Indian classical dance in the West starting in the 1930s,〔 Polish critic Tadeusz Zelenski called him "the Nijinsky of India".
As a choreographer, he is most known for his productions, ''Legend of the Taj Mahal'', ''Dance of the Setting Sun'' and ''Dances of India''.〔 He is also noted for his collaboration, "Radha-Krishna" with British〔Markova her life and art by Anton Dolin W.H. Allen london 1955〕 ballerina, Dame Alicia Markova in 1960.〔
==Early life and training==
Gopal was born in Bangalore, India. He had a Burmese mother and a Rajput father who was a barrister.〔 They lived in a mansion called Torquay Castle. Drawn to dance early on in his life, he learned Kathakali from Guru Kunju Kurup and Chandu Panickar. Once he danced at the annual garden party of the Maharajah of Mysore without of his father permission, but fortunately the Maharaja persuaded his father to allow him receive further dance training.
While in this early forties, he discovered Guru Meenakshi Sundaram Pillai of Pandanallur style under whom he started learning Bharatanatyam, followed by Muthukumaran Pillai., he also learned Kathak from Sohanlal and Bowri Prasad and even Manipuri dance, all of which he assimilated into his choreographies in the coming decades.〔
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