Kalanjali, an organisation dedicated to the preservation and promotion of traditional Indian classical dance and art forms, is organising its annual 18th Kalanjali Kalotsavam at Ravindra Bhavan, here, on Saturday at 6.30 pm.
Kalanjali has been imparting training in Indian classical dance and music to children and organises its annual festival every year. Through this medium of art, Kalanjali is also trying to inculcate the spiritual and philosophical growth in the children who are a part of this organisation.
During almost 20 years of existence, the organisation has trained more than thousands of children and still continuing thereby contributing towards the promotion and spreading of Indian culture.
The event shall include the traditional Bharatnatyam dance besides a dance drama Shrishti and musical fusion of western and Indian classical as revealed by the Director and President of Kalanjali, Pradeep Krishnan.
According to him, the organisation is aimed to provide a platform for the children, the budding artists, to showcase their talent in the traditional dance forms and Indian classical music.
The artists participating in the event are- Aarya Pillai, Adhira PB, Ajay Nipunge, Akansha Nair, Amisha Sharma, Ananya Nair, Ananya Prasad, Anika Sharma, Anupama M Kumar, Anushka Saxena, Asmi Raghuvanshi, Ayushi Maithil, Bhumika Mate, Deepa Raj, Deepti Raj, Divya Krishna, Doorva Dhakad, Himani Singh Thakur, Jahnvi kaur, Kanak Singh Rajput, Karnika Mishra, Khushbu Kumari, Kuhu Mourya, labdhi lahare, lakshmi Pillai, Mansi Nair, Naomi Panicker, Palak Nair, Pooja Raikwar, Pranav Pradeep, Priyanshi Taram, Rashi Nambiar, Reetika Adlak, Saanvi Singh, Saisha Kurup, Samridhi Pant, Sandra Sivan, Satakshi Ghai, Shreema Santosh, Shriya Singh, Simran Ghai, Sneha Jain, Sonal S Kurup, Sreenivas Pai, Tanishka Sharma, Tanya Menghani, Varanya Vishwakarma, Varenya Saxena, Yukta Rao, Mohit Agarwal, Jugal Shrivastava, Parvatish Pradeep and Abin Thomas.