An event was organized in 12 government fine arts and music colleges in different cities of the State on Wednesday.
In the event, along with the presentations of music, dance artists of the state and country, lectures and demonstrations were also given by the subject experts of fine arts. Various presentations were organized in the Madhya Pradesh Tribal Museum.
The programme started with lamp lighting. During this, Director Culture Aditi Kumar Tripathi, Deputy Director Vandana Pandey, Director Tribal Folk Arts and Language Development Academy Dharmendra Pare were present. Singing and dance performances were held in which classical vocals by Shashwati Mandal, a well-known singer from New Delhi and Kathak and Bharatnatyam were presented by Shalini Khare and Amrita Jagam and colleagues.
Started with classical singing by classical singer Shashwati Mandal, New Delhi and colleagues. He performed Bilambit and Drut Khayal Bandish in Raag Miyan Malhar in the presentation. After this he performed Rim Jhim Barse Mehrwa... in Raagdesh Mein Tappa. During the presentation, Ramendra Singh Solanki on Tabla, Poromita Mukherjee on Harmonium, Sakshi Pandole on Tanpure accompanied.
In the next sequence, dancers in Kathak and Bharatnatyam by Shalini Khare and Amrita Jagam and colleagues gave dance performances on Vandana based on Goddess Kali. It was a fusion of Bharatnatyam and Kathak. The dancers then presented a dance drama centered on the feelings of Lord Gautam Buddha. In this presentation, Siddhartha lived like a monarchy during the early years of his life.
They were oblivious to the happenings in the world. He was married to Yashodhara. Then went to see the world outside his kingdom and distraught with the sufferings of the world, he started questioning life and leaving behind the kingdom to find the answer, Lord Buddha also abandoned Yashodhara and led a life of a saint.