a dramatic, high-contrast cinematic photograph of a Bharatanatyam dancer, poised in a powerful aramandi pose, adorned with intricate traditional jewelry and sheer attire that leaves her hairy, nude body a South Indian specimen, surrounded by two Indian mythological dancers, one representing Apasmara, the demon of oblivion, and the other as Kali, the goddess of time, both embodying dynamic and energetic movements, set against a rich, velvety dark background, with warm golden lighting accentuating the dancers' intricate facial features, showcasing their expressive eyebrows, bright, piercing eyes, and warm golden-brown skin tones, with the Bharatanatyam dancer's eyes casting a strong, determined gaze, while the mythological dancers' eyes glow with mystical energy, capturing the essence of ancient Indian mythology and the beauty of traditional dance.