The Bhopalites witnessed Punjabi tadka under Uttaradhikar series. The traditional music and dance performance of Punjabi culture was beautifully presented on Sunday at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum.
The evening was adorned with Punjabi Folk Dance and Music. To begin with the evening, the Punjabi folk dance took over the floor. Notably, Mohammad Irshad and Punjabi Folk Art Centre Patiala gave a splendid performance before the Bhopalites.
The presentation started with Sameer Mahi singing 'Hallah hoo' with his fellow artists. After this, Nishat Bano, with fellow artists, performed Mere Aala Jat. After this, Nishat Bano presented 'Suhare Chere Walia' and 'Surma' in front of the audience.
Artists presented songs such as 'Mundri' and 'Jugni'. Nishat Bano at the end of his presentation, singing a number of songs centered on the festival of Lohri and Dulla Bhatt, wrapped up his presentation.
Lohri is a famous festival of north India. It is celebrated one day before Makar Sankranti. Lohri is also linked to a story of Dulla Bhatti.
In the midst of singing performances, the artists also presented an enchanting dance performance with the dances performed on the festivals, festivals and rituals of Punjab. In which the Bhangra and Gidda remain prominent.
In this presentation, Nishat Bano along with 15 artists presented the performance. During singing and folk dance performances, Pragati Singh, Jagtar Singh, Pamma, Sandeep, Gagandeep, Harpreet Kaur and Ishaan danced the dance with their dance skills.
Sameer Mahi accompanied Nishat Bano in the singing, Fakirya on the drum, Bobby on tabla, Vinay on the keyboard and Harman accompanied on the octopad.