Under Uttaradhikar series classical performances were held at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum. Nimadi Gayan and Odissi dance were performed on Sunday.
The programme started with Sandeep Pare (Bhopal) with his fellow artists 'Nimadi singing'. In which he first presented 'Ganaraj Ganaraya Karoon Thari Seva' and made the spectators present in the auditorium mesmerized with his singing skills.
After this, the artists performed the 'sacche mann sang', Ganga Jamuna Jal Baras Maaya Ko Dalo I Rahyo 'and' Chalo So Sakhhi Bagh, Golgant Ki Kari Hai 'Bandhas in front of the audience. After this, the artists presented songs like 'Bansi Ka Samvara Mera Jahan Das Ji' and 'Ghaz Ni Tha' with their artistic singing skills.
Sandeep Pare wrapped up his performances with 'Rimjhim-Rimjhim Mahulo Baras Sawan' with his fellow artists.
Sandeep Pare was accompanied by Rashmi Upadhyay, Trupti Bilore, Swati Saraf and Ashiyar Pare, along with Virender Kore on the flute, Sanjay Sharma on the harmonium, on dholak and the Bhagwan Shandilya on the tabla. Sandeep Pare has been active in the field of singing for a long time. Sandeep Pare has given many performances of Nimadi singing on various art forums in the country.
After singing Nimadi, Shriradha Paul (Indore) presented 'Odissi dance' with his fellow artists. The beginning of the dance, the artists presented 'Ishvasam' concentrated Odissi dance in Raga Maalika. Ishvasyam has actually been transformed from the Isha Visayasopanishad.
In this presentation, artists told their theateristic skills that the person should sacrifice the transient worldly wealth and happiness. Man should do his karma with complete positiveity and duty. Following dance presentation on Ishvasamam, the artists presented 'Shankarvaram Pallavi' centered dance in Raga Shankarvarnamam.
In this presentation, the artists presented themselves with their artistic dancing skills in front of the audiences present in the auditorium, coming out of the inner goodness of man and creativity. Shriradha Paul, along with the ensuing cast, paused his Odissi dance presentation while presenting dance on "Mahakali Stuti" in Tal Malika.
In this presentation the artists presented the fiery form of Goddess Mahakali to the audience through dance medium. In this presentation, artists cast dances in front of the audience in the form of creation, nurturing and ending or destroying Goddess Mahakali.