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Amma taught me Bharatanatyam in our small Chennai home, her weathered hands guiding mine through mudras. Years passed. Friends drifted away as I chose evening practice over parties, but she never wavered. Last month, my daughter performed that same sequence at the temple festival. Watching her execute the movements perfectly, I saw three generations breathing together. The audience rose in applause, yet the real reward gleamed in Amma's tears. Our Tamil heritage wasn't just preserved—it lived, danced, and flourished through us. Some bonds, like dance itself, transcend time.