Uma’s  Bharathanatyam recital was filled with beautiful abinaya combined with creative imagination.
- Dinamani

Uma with her charming stage presence gave proof of her hard work and dedication through her Kuchipudi performance.  Bama Kalapam was a major piece and was performed with a lot of confidence and grip.
- Nandini Ramani, The Hindu

Uma’s Bharathanatyam recital for the “Pallavothsava Festival” in Mysore was‘Moving poetry’.  She is an artiste par excellence.
- Star of Mysore

The Music Academy presented Uma Muralikrishna’s Kuchipudi recital during the December annual festival.
Uma fully justified her selection by a mature recital in flawless technique.  It was a visual delight to watch this comely dancer negotiating the curves peculiar to Kuchupudi.
- T.S. Parthasarathy, The Indian Express

Uma’s Bharathanatyam recital for Tamil Sangam was a treat to the eyes.  From the start to the finish Uma danced each item with sincerity, beauty and involvement.
- Dinamalar

Bright, Bold and Beautiful Uma danced with gay abandon.  The fine presentation of the items evoked intense appreciation from the audience.
- Subbudu, The Stateman, New Delhi

Uma’s performance for the ‘Joy of Freedom’ at Kalakshetra was of expectedly high standard.  With her eloquent Bhava’s, Anga Suddha, suppleness of limbs and depth of feeling, Uma executed joy in her every moment.
- The Hindu

Simhanandhini – is a highly technique oriented item necessitating very precise steps and fierce concentration.  Uma made it appear easy with her consummate and commendable skill.
- R. Srinivasan, Indian Express

Uma Muralikrishna’s Kuchupudi performancea on Saturday at the Bharathiya Vidya Bhavan auditorium was a feather in the cap of Kartik Arts.  She dances with ebullience, clarity and space.
- Anjana Rajan, The Hindu
 
Uma shows herself as a graceful and trained dancer.
- Leela Venkatraman

Sura Sundari Vaibhavam- A dance production by Uma Muralikrishna in the Kuchupudi style gives us a glimpse into the life of the celestial dancer.  Uma donned these roles and danced with ease.
- V.V. Ramani, The Hindu.