Ghazal programme organised to remember Quit India movement

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A ghazal programme was organised at Dushyant Kumar Memorial Museum of Manuscript, to remember Quit India Movement.

The occasion was 'Pranam Pavas' in Dushyant Museum, whose chief guest was the senior lyricist Narendra Deepak and the special guest was Sadhna Balwate.

At the beginning of the programme, the national anthem was performed after hoisting the national flag on the museum building on the occasion of the anniversary of the Quit India Movement.

Rishi Shringari, the convener of 'Pranam Pavas', presented songs and ghazals including 'Kal dhali jab shaam maine badalon se baat ki', while the satirist Rajendra Gatani read the composition "Hime nahin samajhta ye pavas aur ye madhumas, hume bas dikhta hai udas chehron me bebeasi ka santras."

Kishan Tiwari's ghazal's Sher 'Avaran dhul jayengy sab aapke barsat me' while Madhu Shukla's ghazal Jheel Nadiya Khet Junge ho gaye badal was also highly appreciated.

The ghazal of Vijay Wate, Jaane Kaun Disha Se Aaya, Jayega Kis Ori, Mand Pawan Ki Fugdi Hai Yeh, Garba Hai Pankhi, mesmerised the audience.

Speaking as the Chief Guest, Senior Lyricist  Narendra Deepak praised the efforts of the museum and called it a phenomenal work. He also recited the compositions of Pavas.

Special guest Sadhna Balwate also recited Pavas centered compositions underlining the importance of the museum.

In Pranam Pavas, more than 25 composers did the path of compositions concentrated on Pavas. Young writer Kumar Chandan conducted the programmea. Museum director Rajurkar Raj expressed vote of thanks.

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