Under the Uttaradhikar series of Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum, the Bhopalites witnessed the spontaneous performances of Vrind Gaan and Bharatnatyam dance.
The Vrind Gaan was presented by Reena Sinha and group, while Bharatnatyam was performed by Radhe Jaggi.
The programme started with Vrind Gaan. The beginning of the song began with the song 'Ghano Ghanno Pushpe' in Bengali language. later, the artists presented songs like ‘Phule-Phule’, ‘Jag Bitai’, ‘Oh Ho Nadiya Ki Begdhar’, ‘Mahtyasha’, ‘Pagli Hawa’.
The artists then mesmerized the audience with compositions like ‘Ebar Tor Mora’, ‘Who Din Suhana’, ‘Dou Choi’, ‘Dhori Dhori Baatien’. In the end, the singers wrapped up their performance by presenting 'Amar Bela' and 'Ekla Chalo Re'. This presentation was directed by Reena Sinha and was much enjoyed by the audience. The artists were accompanied by Swapnil Pradhan on the guitar.
After this, artist Radhe Jaggi performed Bharatnatyam along with his fellow artists. She began the performance with 'Alaripu'. The presentation depicted the blossoming of lotusand similarly the expressions and body movements were presented by the artists.
After 'Alaripu', 'Ragalika Varnam' was presented. In this presentation, the artists presented the love of the heroine for lord Shiva in Natraja form.
later, Malika Varnam Surdas Bhajan 'Dinn Dukh Harna’ presented. later, Radhe Jaggi presented 'Tirana' at the end of the presentation. This sound was presented in metaphor rhythm.
The entire act was presented with fineness and creativity on stage that was much appreciated by the audience.