A two-day musical and theatre event began here Monday at Antarang Hall, Bharat Bhavan. The event ‘Smaran Khulbhushan Dalori 2015’ is being organised in the memory of Khulbhushan Dalori. The event opened with the folk singing and ghazal gayaki leaving the audience enthralled. It is being organised by directorate of culture to mark the memory of late artist of MP Kulbhushan Dalori.
A classical song performance by a noted classical singer Babulal Dholpure began with his performances. Babulal Dholpure performed Malvi lok Geet before the audiences. Dholpure is a well-known figure in the world of classical music and he has given countless performances on AIR, Doordarshan and has staged various special performances too. His style is simple and miraculous.
He started with Guru Vandna. After that he presented phaag and Kabir songs which enchanted the audience. These songs were ‘Phagun Aaya Re Mahra Sadguru..’, ‘Dewar Mahro Re Horiya Rmal…’ ‘Zara Gadi Halke Hanko Re…’, and others. later the ghazals like ‘Khuda Humko Aisi Khudai Na De, Ya Apne Siwa Koi Dikhai Na De…’ ‘Udasi Ke Chehre Padha Mat Karo, Ghazal Aasun Se likhe Jate Hai…’ of Bashir Badra won huge round of applauds from ghazal lovers.
It was presented by city-based leading Ghazal singer Zulfiqar Ali. He also presented a ghazal ‘Marna laga Rahega , Zara Jee lo…’ of Dushyant Kumar and ‘Yaisi Kya Baat Jalti Rahi….’, of Neeraj, mesmerised the audience. A poem ‘Kya Khoya Kya Paya’ of Atal Bihari Vajpayee was presented by him. Amjad accompanied them on Tabla, Rais Shah on Violin on Shahid on synthesiser and Waseem on Octopad. The set of the rhythm, melody and tenderness in one composite tune enthralled the audiences.