Bhopal

AIMA to organise State level contest at CPRI hall on Dec 29

Staff Reporter

The aspiring teenagers would have an opportunity to showcase their skills in a State-level competition.

Notably, a State level competition for the aspirants is being organised by All India Malayalee Association (AIMA) in Bhopal. The talented youngsters are invited from across the State to exhibit their talent in singing and dancing. Besides, the competition would be held on December 29 at CPRI Auditorium. While talking to The Pioneer, President of AIMA, Bhopal, Ashokan C said, “This competition is open for all and the talented youngsters are welcomed to display their talent before the panel of judges.”

Elaborating further, “We have not restricted the competition to the regional songs and dances rather we would like to have varieties and variations so that the participants could express themselves freely and in any way they want.” Moreover he said, “Another reason for keeping the competition open for all is that more and more youngsters could participate in the competition.”

Noticeably, the event is divided into three categories. Group A that includes tiny tots of the city from four years to 12 years Group B category includes participants above 13 years up to 18 years and the last category Group C includes participants above 18 years. These participants can give auditions for the solo dances and singing performances.

While informing further about the competition Ashikan said that the competition has various elements of singing and dancing. There are basically three categories in singing and dancing competitions. The categories are divided as classical singing and dance, semi classical and cinematic singing and dancing talent.

He further said that registrations are open and the interested candidates can apply to the office bearers of the United Malayalee Association or can mail at umabhopal@yahoo.com. He further informed that the candidate should apply with proper details and a copy of age certificate. “We urge for more participation in the competition.”