Under Gamak series, Sumit Dubey Narsinghpur performed ‘Bundeli Folk Singing’ and Hasai Kumari Maravi Dindori performed Gound tribal dance ‘Saila and Karama’.
The presentation commenced with the Bundeli folk singing by Sumit Dubey and comrades, which included Devi Geet Singar Mori Maiya, Kaya Geet - Ek Din Ram Hare Sab Jaane, Bundeli Bhajan - Phool Phool Main Hari Ko Dekho, Badhai Geet - Goddess Durga gave her blessings to the house, Bundeli Narmada bhajan - Sapre laiyo re jaaye ke mardada ki.
It was followed by Folklore (Shringar) Folk songs and heroic Bundeli songs.
On the stage in the presentation, he was accompanied on tabla by Anand Namdev, on harmonium by Aditya Parsai, on Dholak by Vishal Sagar, on the Manjire by Vipul Dubey.
Sumit Dubey has been working in the field of promotion of Bundeli folk songs and folk dance for the last twenty years, he has given a presentation in various prestigious forums.
The second performance was performed by Gond tribal dance - Saila and Karama by Khoom Kumari Maravi and colleagues.
Saila Dance is performed on the moonlight nights of autumn. It was named Saila due to the poles of about a quarter of a hand. Saila dance is practised to please Adidev. Karama Saila is a popular dance of the Gond tribe.
Karma Dance is the dance that inspires 'Karma', the festival of Karmapuja is celebrated in Eastern Madhya Pradesh, Karma dance is performed in it.
Both young men and women take part in the dance. Gond Adivasis dance in almost all seasons except the rainy season.
The field of Karama dance-song is very wide in Madhya Pradesh. It extends from remote Chhattisgarh to Gond and Baiga tribals of Mandla.