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Meenakshi Amma

August 16, 2016 in Modern Worthies

Meenakshi Amma

The Sword-Fighting Granny

Meenakshi has been practicing kalaripayattu for decades, and now teaches it to a younger generation -- including increasing numbers of girls.

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