The versatility of tribal art and culture would be seen in ‘Dharohar Utsav’ that began here from Wednesday.
Being organised by Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum and Tribal Folk Art and Boli Development Academy, the event was inaugurated on Wednesday by Minister of Culture Surendra Patwa.
The five day event is all about various folk art and culture altogether under one roof. There would be the fizzy and sparkling shades of tribes of the country.
This event is being organized to observe the World Hindi conference organised in city. The five day event will continue till September 13.
Interestingly, the artists from across the country will participate in the event. As many as 300 folk and tribal artists will performe under the event.
Here on Wednesday, Surendra Patwa inaugurated the event by lighting the lamp. While addressing the artists he said that the folk art and tribal culture of Madhya Pradesh are an inspiration in its own way.
He said that following this art the State can enhance their social awareness.
While quoting about the World Hindi Conference to be held in Bhopal from Thursday, said, “Hindi is our national language and we should use it with pride and with respect. The more it will be promoted among the nations the more our tradition and assets will get stronger.”
On the fiurst day of the event, Shiv Prasad Dhurve along with his troupe performed Baiga folk dance. Followed with this was the performance by Roop Singh Kushram who performed Gond folk dance.
Then Radhe Shyam Marco performed Gudumbaja dance. Similarly, various dances from other folk and tribal art were performed that were much appreciated by the audience.