The Sunday evening was a vibrant mix of colourful tradition, cultural music and dance. As it is the festival of colours, Holi the Bhopalites enjoyed a musical evening at Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum. A cultural programme was organized at Tribal Museum here on Sunday under ‘Uttaradhikar series of cultural programmes.’ The classical music lovers took the pleasure of the phag singing and holi dance at the programme.
It is noteworthy that keeping in view the Guru Shishya Parampara, Tribal Museum is organizing a series of classical music and dance under Uttaradhikar series every Sunday.
The artists from Vrindavan spread the colours of their traditions in city of lakes. It seemed as if the whole city went to witness the colourful Holi and Mayur dance.
With the Bhawana Sarasvat and her troupe began their magical stage performance. After it the artists performed Mayur dance, a folk dance of Mathura followed by the enthralling Holi Dance.
During the Mayur dance, the artists showcased the relationship between Radha and Krishna was hugely appreciated by the visitors.
The artists wrapped up their show with Holi celebration on stage. The act represented Radha and Krishna.
The programme was followed with the holi and phag geet. The performance was given by Rashmi Agarwal along with her troupe.
The phag geet then took the hearts away and even the audience sang along with the artists turning the palace into a place of festivity. The artists gave such a delightful performance that the audience could not stop clapping. It was a mesmerizing event.