Highly decorated stage, heavy costumes and strong narration was all about the event. In just 10 scenes the artists of Aru Sri Art Theatre Troupe Sri lanka narrated the sagacious Ramayana on stage.
The Bhopalites witnessed the sagacious tale of Ramayana with the most fascinating performance. The 3rd International Ramayana Festival was held at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum on Monday. The event was organised by Indian Council of Cultural Relations (ICCR), Bhopal chapter. The Aru Sri Art Theatre troupe of Sri lanka performed the legendary tale on stage with the innovative light design and music.
It is to be noted that Aru Sri Art Theatre is an innovative and creative troupe that performs internationally under the direction of Deshanethru Arunthathy Sri Ranganathan, the founder of the theatre. Aru Sri Art Theatre over the years has been able to staple the prints of art in the hearts of both local and international audience.
The troupe wowed the Bhopalites with their performance at Tribal Museum. The entire narration was done dramatically adding music and wondrous lighting on stage. It was like an extravaganza for the Bhopalites to watch the story of lord Rama presented spellbindingly on stage.
The performance was based on the traditional form. Moreover, the light design and the sound tracks made the event extravagant for the audience. The performance was much enjoyed by the Bhopalites as they could witness the Ramleela in an unusual manner.
The 90 minute performance was charismatic as the artists were entirely indulged in the act that in turn created an impact over the spectators. The audience enjoyed the show whole heartedly and took the pleasure of the performance.