The second day of Dharohar Utsav was filled with colourful performances.
Here on Thursday, the folk artists gave splendid performances on the occasion of Dharohar Utsav.
Being commenced at Madhya Pradesh State Tribal Museum the programme is organised on the occasion of World Hindi Conference.
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 organised 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 perform under the event.
Here on Thursday, various colours and charm of the Madhya Pradesh tribal art was seen at the museum. The artists performed the folk dances wondrously leaving the audience enthralled at the hall.
The performances began with the dance performance by Shiv Prasad Dhurve's Baiga tribal dance.
the programme was followed with the performance with Roop Singh Kusharam's Gond Dance. Then Radhe Shyam Marco performed Gudumbaja dance.
After that Govind Gahlot performed Jhabua dance, followed with Bhil dance, Arjun Vaghmare's Korku dance, Thatya dance, Arvind Yadav's Bundelkhandi dance.
later, Badhai folk dance took away the show.
The dance was performed by Namita Choubey and troupe.
Similarly, various dances from other folk and tribal art were performed that were much appreciated by the audience.
A huge crowd was noticed on the second day of the performance. It was a mass treat for them.